J Mater Chem B
July 2025
Nanozyme-mediated catalytic therapy has emerged as a promising strategy for antitumor treatment, but it is imperative to further improve the catalytic efficiency of nanozymes to achieve potentiated antitumor efficacy. Single-phase high-entropy (HE) nanozymes with desirable enzyme-like catalytic activity and photothermal properties are appealing for enhancing the efficacy of catalytic therapy but have remained synthetically challenging. As a proof-of-concept demonstration, we herein prepared a single-phase HE Prussian blue analogue (HEPBA) using a conventional coprecipitation method.
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