Ni-MOFs as a Simple and Effective Nanomedicine for ROS-Mediated Antibacterial Wound Healing via a Themoelectrocatalytic Process

Thermoelectrocatalytic nickel-based metal-organic frameworks (Ni-MOFs) autonomously generate reactive oxygen species (ROS) via human body-ambient temperature differences. They exhibit potent antibacterial activity against wound-infecting pathogens, and effectively promote infected skin wound healing without systemic toxicity, showcasing great potential for antibiotic-resistant bacterial infection treatment.