ArticleChemical science2026
Regulating the photoelectric properties of porphyrin-based COF nanozymes by pillararene with polyphenol structure for efficient photo-enhanced antibacterial effect.
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- Recent advances in photodynamic therapy systems based on pillar[n]arene host-guest chemistry.Frontiers in chemistry · 2026Review
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Abstract
Nanozymes show great potential as alternatives to natural enzymes. Covalent organic frameworks (COFs) have attracted huge attention for the design of nanozymes due to their unique structures and intriguing properties. Incorporation of appropriate building blocks into COFs can endow them with specific properties, allowing the possibility to design highly efficient COF-based nanozymes. Herein, a heteroporous COF (COF-P5-OH-Fe) was designed and constructed by introducing pillar[5]arenes with polyphenol structures into the porphyrin-based COFs through post-modification strategies, and subsequently, Fe was further modified on the COFs through coordination. The obtained COF-P5-OH-Fe nanozyme showed outstanding peroxidase-like activity, the catalytic activity of which could be enhanced efficiently under light irradiation. The unique polyphenol motif of pillar[5]arenes endows COF-P5-OH-Fe with a narrow energy band gap and enhanced photocurrent and improves the circulation of Fe
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