Fluoroalkylated polypyridinium

Intervention

1 paper5 findings

  • 1 lab in 1 country
  • Funders: National Natural Science Foundation of China and 1 more
  • Animals1

Outcomes

4

Mitophagy

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1 study
  1. Fluoroalkylated polypyridinium induces mitophagy.

    “After intravenous administration, the nanoparticle reduces oxidative stress, promotes mitophagy, and decreases cellular senescence in atherosclerotic plaques”

    Animalsin atherosclerotic plaquesatherosclerotic plaque

    A mitochondria-targeted fluoropolymer nanoparticle with inherent mitophagy-inducing and red fluorescence properties for treatment of atherosclerosis

    Nature communications7 Nov 2025

  2. Fluoroalkylated polypyridinium activates mitophagy in cells.

    “The polymer effectively restores mitochondrial function and alleviates the inflammatory response in foam cells by activating mitophagy”

    Cellsin foam cells

    A mitochondria-targeted fluoropolymer nanoparticle with inherent mitophagy-inducing and red fluorescence properties for treatment of atherosclerosis

    Nature communications7 Nov 2025

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Cellular senescence

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1 study
  1. Fluoroalkylated polypyridinium decreases cellular senescence.

    “reduces oxidative stress, promotes mitophagy, and decreases cellular senescence in atherosclerotic plaques, contributing to high therapeutic efficacy”

    Animalsin atherosclerotic plaquesatherosclerotic plaque

    A mitochondria-targeted fluoropolymer nanoparticle with inherent mitophagy-inducing and red fluorescence properties for treatment of atherosclerosis

    Nature communications7 Nov 2025

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Oxidative stress and ROS signalling

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1 study
  1. Fluoroalkylated polypyridinium decreases oxidative stress and ROS signalling.

    “the nanoparticle reduces oxidative stress, promotes mitophagy, and decreases cellular senescence in atherosclerotic plaques”

    Animalsin atherosclerotic plaquesatherosclerotic plaque

    A mitochondria-targeted fluoropolymer nanoparticle with inherent mitophagy-inducing and red fluorescence properties for treatment of atherosclerosis

    Nature communications7 Nov 2025

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Inflammation

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1 study
  1. Fluoroalkylated polypyridinium decreases inflammation in cells.

    “alleviates the inflammatory response in foam cells by activating mitophagy”

    Cellsin foam cells

    A mitochondria-targeted fluoropolymer nanoparticle with inherent mitophagy-inducing and red fluorescence properties for treatment of atherosclerosis

    Nature communications7 Nov 2025

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