The abstract describes smart nanoplatforms as multifunctional, responsive systems for lung-cancer early detection and immune modulation. They combine nanomaterials with recognition elements to sense biomarkers and support therapeutic immune activation.
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Smart nanoplatforms can support both early detection and immune modulation in lung cancer.
Biological barriers and biocompatibility remain challenges for diagnostic and immune-modulatory nanoplatforms in lung cancer.
Smart nanoplatforms combine functional nanomaterials with biomolecular recognition elements to detect biomarkers including exosomes, DNA, RNA, and proteins.
Smart nanoplatforms facilitate targeted immune activation through checkpoint inhibition, nanovaccines, and tumor microenvironment reprogramming.