Published in: Frontiers in Oncology
Authors: Chanda Bhandari, John Fakhry, Menitte Eroy, Jane Junghwa Song, Kimberley Samkoe, Tayyaba Hasan, Kenneth Hoyt, Girgis Obaid
The study showed that photodynamic priming (subtherapeutic doses of light using ML6500) of tumor microenvironment with nanoliposomal BPD is highly beneficial for delivery of antibodies (Cet-IR800) to H&N tumor in mice. Priming significantly improved the tumor accumulation of Cet-IR800 and diagnostic accuracy of tumor detection, as monitored with fluroescence imaging.
