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Nanoparticle mediated targeted drug delivery has become a widespread area of cancer research to address premature drug delivery problems. We report the synthesis of magneto-electric (ME) core-shell cobalt ferrite-barium titanate nanorods (CFO@BTO NRs) to achieve "on demand" drug release . Physical characterizations confirmed the formation of pure CFO@BTO NRs with appropriate magnetic and ferroelectric response, favorable for an externally controlled drug delivery system. Functionalization of NRs with doxorubicin (DOX) and methotrexate (MTX) achieved up to 98% drug release in 20 minutes, under a 4 mT magnetic field (MF). We observed strong MF and dose dependent cytotoxic response in HepG2 and HT144 cells and 3D spheroid models ( < 0.05). Cytotoxicity was characterized by enhanced oxidative stress, causing p53 mediated cell cycle arrest, DNA damage and cellular apoptosis downregulation of Bcl-2 expression. In addition, MF and dose dependent inhibition of Multidrug Resistance (MDR) pump activity was also observed ( < 0.05) indicating effectivity in chemo-resistant cancers. Hence, CFO@BTO NRs represent an efficient carrier system for controlled drug delivery in cancer nanotherapeutics, where higher drug uptake is a prerequisite for effective treatment.

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