Microwave-assisted synthesis of Zr-based metal–organic frameworks and metal-organic cages

Fabrication of a photothermal antibacterial platform for bacterial infectious skin wound healing: a review

“…Among them, the antibacterial mechanism of metal–organic frameworks and covalent organic framework (MOFs) is related to its chemical properties and structure, which can be divided into the following three categories: metal ion releasing system, oxidative stress and as a carrier of antibacterial drugs. 83–85 Covalent organic frameworks (COFs) have durable antibacterial properties. COFs have a regulated pore size and structure, and can be designed as a material with specific functional groups that can interact with the bacterial cell membrane to destroy the bacterial cell structure or damage the cell membrane and play an antibacterial role.…”

“…Up to now, a variety of nanoplatforms with excellent photothermal conversion efficiency have been exploited and designed, such as carbon-based materials, 47 noble metal nanostructures, 48 conjugated polymers, 49,50 and metal–organic frameworks. 51 The ideal PTA needs to have biosafety, economy and high efficiency for photothermal conversion. Bacterial infection is an important problem in wound healing that can lead to the formation of chronic wounds.…”