ArticleMaterials today. Bio2026
Fe-MOF@Quercetin complex with light-controlled redox modulation for tumor wound repair.
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Abstract
After the excision of tumor such as melanoma, the wound site often suffers from tumor recurrence and poor healing. A major clinical dilemma associated with photodynamic therapy is that the tumor excision site requires high reactive oxygen species (ROS) to inhibit tumor recurrence, while low ROS condition is required for promoting wound healing. To solve this problem, our study synthesized a MIL-101-(Fe)@Quercetin (MQ) complex material with oxygen vacancies and narrow bandgap characteristics, aiming to achieve light-controlled redox regulation of ROS generation. The structure of MQ enables it to efficiently separate holes (h
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