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Table 2.

Most recent advances in MOFs-based wearable sensors and related limitations.

MOFs-based wearable sensors	Achievements	Obstacles and Limitations
MOFs-based wearable sensors	• Outstanding porous surface. • Ordered and controllable structure. • Easily miniaturized. • Ease of functionalization. • Excellent biocompatibility. • Flexible and very applicable for motion wearable sensors. • High strechability and high physicochemical resistance	• Production costs. • Upscaling and market diffusion related issues. • In-vivo damage. • Real sample complications. • Pretreatment and calibration. • Long-term storage. • Safety and biodegradability.