A nanobody-guided multifunctional T cell engager promotes strong anti-tumor responses via synergistic immuno-photothermal effects
Shenxia Xie(Guangxi Medical University), Xiaoling Lü(Guangxi Medical University), Xuandong Lin(Guangxi Medical University), Dani Zhong(Guangxi Medical University), Wei Shi(Guangxi University), Siliang Duan(Guangxi Medical University), Shuyang Sun(Guangxi Medical University), Xiaoyuan Chen(Agency for Science, Technology and Research), Xiaomei Yang(University of Maryland, Baltimore), Ziqiang Ding(Guangxi Medical University), Aiqun Liu(Guangxi Medical University), Xianing Huang, Xiaoqiong Hou(Stomatology Hospital)
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