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This is a In Vitro Study study (also classified as: Animal Study).

NIR Light‐Controlled Cascade Regulation of Mixed‐Valence Copper (I)/(II) Nanozyme (Cu2−xSe) Spray for Infectious Wound Healing

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This innovative spray enhances antibacterial effects using mixed-valence copper ions, suggesting improved wound healing outcomes.

The Cu2−xSe nanozyme spray eliminates over 99% of MRSA under NIR light exposure, demonstrating strong antibacterial properties.
In vitro and in vivo studies illustrate that the spray also promotes tissue regeneration by binding to KEAP1, inhibiting inflammation.
The method employs chemodynamic therapy (CDT) by releasing copper ions that work effectively against infectious wounds.
This dual-action strategy addresses antibiotic resistance while supporting tissue healing in complex wound scenarios.

Pan et al. (2025) studied this question.

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This innovative spray enhances antibacterial effects using mixed-valence copper ions, suggesting improved wound healing outcomes.

The Cu2−xSe nanozyme spray eliminates over 99% of MRSA under NIR light exposure, demonstrating strong antibacterial properties.
In vitro and in vivo studies illustrate that the spray also promotes tissue regeneration by binding to KEAP1, inhibiting inflammation.
The method employs chemodynamic therapy (CDT) by releasing copper ions that work effectively against infectious wounds.
This dual-action strategy addresses antibiotic resistance while supporting tissue healing in complex wound scenarios.

Pan et al. (2025) studied this question.

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