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A Nanohook-Equipped Bionanocatalyst for Localized Near-Infrared-Enhanced Catalytic Bacterial Disinfection

X. Fan, X. Wu, F. Yang, L. Wang, K. Ludwig, L. Ma, A. Trampuz, C. Cheng, and R. Haag – 2022

Abstract Novel bionanocatalysts have opened a new era in fighting multidrug-resistant (MDR) bacteria. They can kill bacteria by elevating the level of reactive oxygen species (ROS) in the presence of chemicals like H2O2. However, ROSs’ ultrashort diffusion distance limit their bactericidal activity. We present a nanohook-equipped bionanocatalyst (Ni@Co-NC) with bacterial binding ability that shows robust ROS-generating capacity under physiological H2O2 levels. The Ni@Co-NC's pH-dependent performance confines its effects to the biofilm microenvironment, leaving healthy tissue unaffected. Furthermore, it can generate heat upon NIR laser irradiation, enhancing its catalytic performance while achieving heat ablation against bacteria. With the Ni@Co-NC's synergistic effects, bacterial populations fall by >99.99 %. More surprisingly, the mature biofilm shows no recurrence after treatment with the Ni@Co-NC, demonstrating its tremendous potential for treating MDR bacterial related infections.

Title
A Nanohook-Equipped Bionanocatalyst for Localized Near-Infrared-Enhanced Catalytic Bacterial Disinfection
Author
X. Fan, X. Wu, F. Yang, L. Wang, K. Ludwig, L. Ma, A. Trampuz, C. Cheng, and R. Haag
Date
2022
Identifier
DOI: 10.1002/anie.202113833
Citation
Angew Chem - Int Ed 2022, 61, e202113833
Language
eng
Type
Text