Table 1.
Summary of the Key Results
| Research Content | Key Methods | Summary of Results |
|---|---|---|
| CMCNPs Construction | • Tumor membrane extraction (centrifugation) • PAM loading (electrostatic adsorption) • Ultrasonic fusion |
• Four CMCNPs were synthesized: B16-, 4T1-, RAW-, and GL261-PAM-SiO₂. |
| CMCNPs Characterization | • TEM imaging • Zeta potential measurements • Encapsulation efficiency tests • Release kinetic experiments |
• The core–shell structure was confirmed • Zeta ↓10 mV • 80% encapsulation • The release rate was slightly lower than uncoated PAM-SiO₂ |
| In Vitro Testing (four particles) | • hCMEC/D3 Transwell model | • 2.8× higher BBB penetration compared with uncoated NPs |
| • Immune evasion (macrophage uptake) | • 2.4× reduced phagocytosis • Ranking: GL261 > B16 > RAW > 4T1 |
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| B16-PAM-SiO₂ and GL261-PAM-SiO₂ with optimal BBB penetration and immune evasion capability were selected for in vivo testing. | ||
| In Vivo Testing (two particles) | • Fluorescence imaging • AChE activity assay • 24-h survival tracking |
• 3.5× brain accumulation (B16-PAM-SiO₂) • AChE activity was high in the CNS (CMCNPs vs PAM-SiO₂ and PAM) • 100% survival (CMCNPs vs the 50% control) |