Table 1.
MXene-Based Drug Carrier | Stimuli for Drug Release | Drug | Advantages | Ref. |
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Ti3C2Tx-SP | pH, NIR | Doxorubicin | High drug-loading capability of 211.8%. | [47] |
Ti3C2Tx-CoNWs | pH, NIR | Doxorubicin | High drug-loading capacity of 225.05%. | [49] |
Ti3C2Tx@GNRs/PDA/Ti3C2Tx | NIR | Doxorubicin | 95.88% drug-loading ability. | [50] |
Ti3C2Tx/Polyacrylamide | pH | Chloramphenicol | Ti3C2Tx/Polyacrylamide hydrogels exhibited a high drug-loading of 97.5–127.7 mg/g and drug release percentages of 62.1–81.4%. | [53] |
HAP/CS/HA/MXene/AuNRs | pH, NIR | Doxorubicin | Drug encapsulation efficiency of 83.9% | [54] |
Polymer-coated MXene nanobelt fibers | NIR | Vitamin E | NIR-induced relaxation of the interface by the polymeric coating layer to dissolve and release Vitamin E. | [56] |
Ti3C2Tx@Agarose hydrogel | NIR | Doxorubicin | The DOX-loaded MXene-hydrogel exhibited rapid DOX release under NIR the irradiation, while almost no DOX release when NIR was turned off, proving an NIR switch for controlled drug release. | [57] |
MXene@Agarose | NIR | HGF | Flexible and controllable release of the protein drugs with high precision. | [58] |
MXenes-FA-SP | pH | Doxorubicin | Drug-loading capacity of 69.9% and 48 h long drug release time. | [59] |
Ti3C2Tx@Met@CP | pH, NIR | Metformin | The functionalized Ti3C2Tx nanosheets in the composite exhibited effective singlet oxygen generation, strong NIR absorption, and high photothermal conversion efficiency of ~59.6%. | [60] |
Ti2N@oSi | NIR | Doxorubicin | Ultrahigh drug-loading capacity of 796.3%. | [61] |
MXene@MOF-5@DOX | pH | Doxorubicin/pCRISPR | Achieved a drug payload of 35.7%. | [62] |
Note: The Ti3C2Tx MXene, also referred to as Ti3C2 or Ti3C2Tz is unified by the term Ti3C2Tx in the main text to avoid confusion.