Formulation and evaluation of oxygen microbubbles stabilised in a hydrogel to potentiate radiotherapy

Reoxygenation with a newly developed OMB hydrogel formulation effectively sensitised HCT116 to radiotherapy in vitro. Ongoing studies are exploring the importance of reoxygenation rate and extent for optimal tumour sensitisation.

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International Journal of Pharmaceutics
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2025-03-08
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https://doi.org/10.1016/j.ijpharm.2025.125443
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Ultrasound and Hyperthermia Applications
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Reoxygenation with a newly developed OMB hydrogel formulation effectively sensitised HCT116 to radiotherapy in vitro. Ongoing studies are exploring the importance of reoxygenation rate and extent for optimal tumour sensitisation.

International Journal of PharmaceuticsVol. 674
University of Auckland (NZ), Cancer Society of New Zealand (NZ)
Auckland Medical Research Foundation, University of Auckland, New Zealand Pharmacy Education and Research Foundation
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