Moreover, pathological analysis of tumor and healthy brain tissues unveiled well-defined tumor boundaries, highlighting the capacity of the MPA-Pip-abt-510 probe to precisely visualize the CD36 protein at the molecular level. Given its rapid tumor-targeting abilities, durable retention, and accurate outlining of tumor boundaries, MPA-Pip-abt-510 emerges as a promising CD36-targeted fluorescence contrast agent and expands the toolbox of glioma fluorescent probes for surgical navigation.
High MPA-ABT-510 accumulation was evident in A549 intestinal metastases models, as evidenced by tumor-to-colorectal fluorescence ratios of 4.27 ± 0.11. MPA-ABT-510 exhibits superior imaging capabilities with minimal safety concerns, so it is a promising candidate for NSCLC surgical navigation.
Furthermore, MPA-PEG-r-ABT-510 exhibited an antiangiogenic effect via tube information assay with human umbilical vein endothelial cells. Overall, MPA-PEG-r-ABT-510 presents rapid and precise tumor delineation characteristics, thereby making it a desirable tool for CRC imaging and surgical navigation.