“…Similar to the hydrothermal technique, it operates within a closed environment at high temperature and pressure but uses a solution devoid of water. 41 In the photocatalytic study, Shi et al 42 developed ZnFe-MOF composites by incorporating Bi 3+ through a solvothermal process. The optimal BiOBr@ZnFe-MOF showed high removal efficiency for tetracycline and rhodamine B under visible light.…”
Here, we explored the recent development of MOF-based nanomaterials for biomedical applications. MOF-based nanomaterials not only show excellent bio-imaging and biosensing performance but also can be well designed as bio-carriers in drug delivery.
“…Similar to the hydrothermal technique, it operates within a closed environment at high temperature and pressure but uses a solution devoid of water. 41 In the photocatalytic study, Shi et al 42 developed ZnFe-MOF composites by incorporating Bi 3+ through a solvothermal process. The optimal BiOBr@ZnFe-MOF showed high removal efficiency for tetracycline and rhodamine B under visible light.…”
Here, we explored the recent development of MOF-based nanomaterials for biomedical applications. MOF-based nanomaterials not only show excellent bio-imaging and biosensing performance but also can be well designed as bio-carriers in drug delivery.
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