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Programmable DNA-based nanostructures (e.g., nanotrains, nanoflowers, and DNA dendrimers) provide new approaches for safe and effective biological imaging and tumor therapy. However, few studies have reported that DNA-based nanostructures respond to the hypoxic microenvironment for activatable imaging and organelle-targeted tumor therapy. Herein, we innovatively report an azoreductase-responsive, mitochondrion-targeted multifunctional programmable DNA nanotrain for activatable hypoxia imaging and enhanced efficacy of photodynamic therap
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