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. 2022 Nov 3;13(4):215. doi: 10.3390/jfb13040215

Table 3.

Composition and antibacterial mechanism of antibacterial agents for MOF-based composites.

Material 1 Material 2 Compound Mode Main Role of MOFs in Antibacterial
Application
Ref.
g-C3N4 Cu3P Heterojunction H2 loaded
PTT
PDT
CDT
[136]
ZIF-8 Au NStar Core–shell Ag+ release
PTT
[146]
PCN-224 Cu2+ stem grafting PDT
PTT
[56]
ZIF-8 Au NPs Heterojunction PDT [57]
ZIF-8 Ag NPs Heterojunction Ag+ release
PDT
[58]
ZIF-8 MnO2 Heterojunction Ag+ release
PDT
[59]
ZIF-8 → ZnO Ag NPs Heterojunction Zn2+ release
Ag+ release
PDT
[60]
Ag-BTC-S/N CQDS Heterojunction Ag+ release
physical interaction
CDT
[157]
Co-PTA GO Heterojunction Co2+ release
physical interaction
[61]
MIL-101 BQ Core–shell PDT
PTT
[158]
UIO-66 PB Core–shell PDT
PTT
[62]
multivariate MOF Photosensitized porphyrin, BA Core–shell PDT [159]
ZIF-8 -NH2 stem grafting Zn2+ release [63]
ZIF-8@RFP o-NBA Core–shell Zn2+ release
Antibiotic loaded
[64]
VAN@ZIF-8 FA Core–shell Zn2+ release
Antibiotic loaded
[160]