Atomically preserved MXene quantum dots as a redox-responsive nanoplatform for light-controlled bidirectional ROS engineering

Key Points

• Reactive oxygen species engineering is achieved using atomically preserved MXene quantum dots, indicating a novel method.
• The research highlights the importance of light control in manipulating ROS levels for potential therapeutic applications.
• A nanoplatform utilizing redox-responsive MXene quantum dots was designed to efficiently manage ROS activities.
• These findings may enable advanced approaches in biomedical applications, calling for further exploration of this technology.