Demonstrates enhanced wound healing in bacteria-infected areas using arginine-modified nanoclusters, suggesting new antibacterial therapies.
NCs, leading to the photodynamic eradication of bacterial infections and reduced inflammation in the wound area without causing systemic harm or impairing blood and liver functions. This study introduces a novel approach to designing metal NC-based photodynamic antibacterials with multiple antibacterial actions, contributing to deeper understanding of ROS/RNS-mediated antibacterial mechanisms, and future utilization of metal NCs in antibacterial therapies.
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