Small,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
19(42)
Published: June 15, 2023
With
the
advantages
of
diverse
structures,
tunable
enzymatic
activity,
and
high
stability,
nanozymes
are
widely
used
in
medicine,
chemistry,
food,
environment,
other
fields.
As
an
alternative
to
traditional
antibiotics,
attract
more
attention
from
scientific
researchers
recent
years.
Developing
nanozymes-based
antibacterial
materials
opens
up
a
new
avenue
for
bacterial
disinfection
sterilization.
In
this
review,
classification
their
mechanisms
discussed.
The
surface
composition
critical
efficacy,
which
can
be
tailored
enhance
both
binding
activity.
On
one
hand,
modification
enables
targeting
bacteria
that
improves
performance
including
biochemical
recognition,
charge,
topography.
modulated
achieve
enhanced
single
nanozyme-mediated
synergistic
multiple
nanozymes-mediated
cascade
catalytic
applications.
addition,
current
challenges
future
prospects
tailoring
applications
This
review
provide
insights
into
design
treatments.
Advanced Materials,
Journal Year:
2019,
Volume and Issue:
31(39)
Published: July 22, 2019
Abstract
Catalysis
and
medicine
are
often
considered
as
two
independent
research
fields
with
their
own
respective
scientific
phenomena.
Promoted
by
recent
advances
in
nanochemistry,
large
numbers
of
nanocatalysts,
such
nanozymes,
photocatalysts,
electrocatalysts,
have
been
applied
vivo
to
initiate
catalytic
reactions
modulate
biological
microenvironments
for
generating
therapeutic
effects.
The
rapid
growth
biomedical
applications
nanocatalysts
has
led
the
concept
“nanocatalytic
medicine,”
which
is
expected
promote
further
advance
a
subdiscipline
nanomedicine.
high
efficiency
selectivity
catalysis
that
chemists
strived
achieve
past
century
can
be
ingeniously
translated
into
efficacy
mitigated
side
effects
theranostics
using
medicine”
steer
optimized
outcomes.
Here,
rationale
behind
construction
nanocatalytic
eludicated
based
on
essential
reaction
factors
(catalysts,
energy
input,
reactant).
Recent
this
burgeoning
field
then
comprehensively
presented
mechanisms
nanosystems
conferred
theranostic
functions
discussed
detail.
It
believed
an
emerging
modality
will
play
more
important
role
Journal of the American Chemical Society,
Journal Year:
2021,
Volume and Issue:
143(44), P. 18643 - 18651
Published: Nov. 2, 2021
Although
great
progress
has
been
made
in
artificial
enzyme
engineering,
their
catalytic
performance
is
far
from
satisfactory
as
alternatives
of
natural
enzymes.
Here,
we
report
a
novel
and
efficient
strategy
to
access
high-performance
nanozymes
via
direct
atomization
platinum
nanoparticles
(Pt
NPs)
into
single
atoms
by
reversing
the
thermal
sintering
process.
Atomization
Pt
NPs
makes
metal
sites
fully
exposed
results
engineerable
structural
electronic
properties,
thereby
leading
dramatically
enhanced
enzymatic
performance.
As
expected,
as-prepared
thermally
stable
single-atom
nanozyme
(PtTS-SAzyme)
exhibited
remarkable
peroxidase-like
activity
kinetics,
exceeding
nanoparticle
nanozyme.
The
following
density
functional
theory
calculations
revealed
that
engineered
P
S
not
only
promote
process
PtTS-SAzyme
but
also
endow
with
unique
structure
owing
electron
donation
atoms,
well
acceptance
N
which
simultaneously
contribute
substantial
enhancement
enzyme-like
PtTS-SAzyme.
This
work
demonstrates
nanoparticle-based
an
effective
for
engineering
nanozymes,
opens
up
new
way
rationally
design
optimize
enzymes
mimic
ACS Nano,
Journal Year:
2019,
Volume and Issue:
13(5), P. 4869 - 4875
Published: April 29, 2019
Pathogenic
oral
biofilms
are
universal,
chronic,
and
costly.
Despite
advances
in
understanding
the
mechanisms
of
biofilm
formation
persistence,
novel
effective
treatment
options
remain
scarce.
Nanoparticle-mediated
eradication
matrix
resident
bacteria
holds
great
potential.
In
particular,
nanoparticles
that
target
specific
microbial
features
utilizing
nontoxic
materials
well-suited
for
clinical
translation.
However,
much
work
remains
to
characterize
local
systemic
effects
therapeutic
agents
topically
applied
chronic
biofilms,
such
as
those
cause
dental
caries.
this
Perspective,
we
summarize
pathogenesis
describe
current
future
nanoparticle-mediated
approaches,
highlight
outstanding
questions
paramount
answer
effectively
targeting
treating
biofilms.
Advanced Functional Materials,
Journal Year:
2021,
Volume and Issue:
31(14)
Published: Jan. 29, 2021
Abstract
Infections
caused
by
multidrug‐resistant
(MDR)
bacteria
pose
a
threat
to
human
health
worldwide,
making
new
effective
antibacterial
agents
urgently
desired.
To
date,
it
is
still
great
challenge
develop
antibiotics
for
MDR
with
clear
mechanisms.
Herein,
novel
alternative
copper
clusters
(CuCs)
molecule
precisely
synthesized
utilizing
an
artificially
designed
theanine
peptide.
The
prepared
CuCs
exhibit
excellent
broad‐spectrum
activity
in
vitro,
including
gram‐positive
(methicillin‐resistant
Staphylococcus
aureus
[MRSA],
aureus,
and
epidermidis
)
gram‐negative
(
Escherichia
coli
Pseudomonas
aeruginosa
).
robust
effect
due
its
ability
not
only
destroy
the
bacterial
wall
structure,
but
also
regulate
ratio
of
GSH/GSSG
inhibiting
glutathione
reductase,
thus
causing
outbreak
reactive
oxygen
species
ultimately
leading
death.
In
addition,
vivo
studies
demonstrate
that
can
significantly
rescue
skin
wound
infections
sepsis
mice
MRSA,
has
same
therapeutic
efficacy
as
mupirocin
ointment
first‐line
clinically
anchored
anti‐MRSA
drug
vancomycin.
Moreover,
extremely
low
cytotoxicity
normal
mammalian
cells
compared
silver
platinum
clusters.
With
further
development
optimization,
potential
class
fight
antibiotic‐resistant
pathogens.
ACS Nano,
Journal Year:
2020,
Volume and Issue:
14(10), P. 13391 - 13405
Published: Sept. 15, 2020
Implant-related
infections
(IRIs)
are
a
serious
complication
after
orthopedic
surgery,
especially
when
biofilm
develops
and
establishes
physical
chemical
barriers
protecting
bacteria
from
antibiotics
the
hosts
local
immune
system.
Effectively
eliminating
biofilms
is
essential
but
difficult,
as
it
requires
not
only
breaking
barrier
also
changing
that
induces
an
immunosuppressive
microenvironment.
Herein,
tailored
to
microenvironment
(BME),
we
proposed
space-selective
chemodynamic
therapy
(CDT)
strategy
combat
IRIs
using
metastable
CuFe5O8
nanocubes
(NCs)
smart
Fenton-like
reaction
catalysts
whose
activity
can
be
regulated
by
pH
H2O2
concentration.
In
biofilm,
extracellular
DNA
(eDNA)
was
cleaved
high
levels
of
hydroxyl
radicals
(•OH)
catalyzed
NCs,
thereby
disrupting
rigid
biofilm.
Outside
with
relatively
higher
lower
concentration,
generated
•OH
effectively
reversed
inducing
pro-inflammatory
macrophage
polarization.
Biofilm
fragments
exposed
were
then
persistently
eliminated
through
collaboration
immunity
•OH.
The
spatially
selective
activation
CDT
synergistic
immunomodulation
exerted
excellent
effects
on
treatment
in
vitro
vivo.
anti-infection
expected
provide
method
conquer
IRIs.
Clinical Oral Investigations,
Journal Year:
2020,
Volume and Issue:
24(12), P. 4237 - 4260
Published: Oct. 27, 2020
Abstract
Background
All
soft
and
solid
surface
structures
in
the
oral
cavity
are
covered
by
acquired
pellicle
followed
bacterial
colonization.
This
applies
for
natural
as
well
restorative
or
prosthetic
materials;
adherent
biofilm
is
associated
among
others
with
development
of
caries,
periodontal
diseases,
peri-implantitis,
denture-associated
stomatitis.
Accordingly,
there
a
considerable
demand
novel
materials
coatings
that
limit
modulate
attachment
and/or
propagation
microorganisms.
Objectives
findings
The
present
paper
depicts
current
knowledge
on
impact
different
physicochemical
characteristics
bioadsorption
cavity.
Furthermore,
it
was
carved
out
which
strategies
were
developed
dental
research
general
science
to
inhibit
colonization
delay
formation
low-fouling
“easy-to-clean”
surfaces.
These
include
modulation
properties
such
periodic
topographies,
roughness,
free
energy,
hardness.
In
recent
years,
large
emphasis
laid
micro-
nanostructured
surfaces
liquid
repellent
superhydrophic
superhydrophilic
interfaces.
Materials
incorporating
mobile
bound
nanoparticles
promoting
bacteriostatic
bacteriotoxic
also
used.
Recently,
chemically
textured
interfaces
gained
increasing
interest
could
represent
promising
solutions
innovative
antibioadhesion
Due
unique
conditions
cavity,
mainly
vivo
situ
studies
considered
review.
Conclusion
Despite
many
approaches
ubiquitous
phenomenon
adhesion
challenging
milieu
masks
therewith
hampers
strategies.
Clinical
relevance
Improved
easy-to-clean
have
potential
improve
health,
but
extensive
systematic
required
this
field
develop
biocompatible
effective
substances.
Theranostics,
Journal Year:
2021,
Volume and Issue:
12(2), P. 796 - 816
Published: Dec. 15, 2021
Ferumoxytol
is
an
intravenous
iron
oxide
nanoparticle
formulation
that
has
been
approved
by
the
U.S.
Food
and
Drug
Administration
(FDA)
for
treating
anemia
in
patients
with
chronic
kidney
disease.
In
recent
years,
ferumoxytol
also
demonstrated
to
have
potential
many
additional
biomedical
applications
due
its
excellent
inherent
physical
properties,
such
as
superparamagnetism,
biocatalytic
activity,
immunomodulatory
behavior.
With
good
safety
clearance
profiles,
extensively
utilized
both
preclinical
clinical
studies.
Here,
we
first
introduce
medical
needs
value
of
current
formulations
market.
We
then
focus
on
nanoparticles
their
physicochemical,
diagnostic,
therapeutic
properties.
include
examples
describing
use
various
applications,
including
magnetic
resonance
imaging
(MRI),
multimodality
imaging,
deficiency
treatment,
immunotherapy,
microbial
biofilm
treatment
drug
delivery.
Finally,
provide
a
brief
conclusion
offer
our
perspectives
limitations
emerging
biomedicine.
Overall,
this
review
provides
comprehensive
summary
developments
agent
therapeutic,
theranostic
functionalities.