First published 10/1/2026, 9:43:15 PM · Last updated 10/1/2026, 9:43:15 PM

Redox-metabolic cascade NIR-II prodrug for synchronizing compensatory HSPs/P-gp feedback with mitophagy flux impairment against intrinsic thermotolerance

A peer-reviewed article published by Elsevier on 2026-09-01 presents research on a near-infrared II prodrug that targets redox-metabolic processes to address intrinsic thermotolerance by coordinating heat-shock protein and P-glycoprotein feedback with mitophagy impairment. The excerpt identifies the item only as a journal article with no additional experimental or outcome details.

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The paper is relevant to researchers developing strategies to overcome intrinsic thermotolerance in biomedical contexts.

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Redox-metabolic cascade NIR-II prodrug for synchronizing compensatory HSPs/P-gp feedback with mitophagy flux impairment against intrinsic thermotolerance

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