ポリオクサゾリンでコーティングされた金色のナノケージ:NIRで誘発された二重抗菌および骨質増強のための戦略

Ying Bao1, Zhenzhen Feng1, Changhao Huang1

  • 1School of Biomedical and Pharmaceutical Sciences, Guangdong University of Technology, Guangzhou 510006, China.

まとめ

ポリオクサゾリン (AuNCs@PEtOx) でコーティングされた金色のナノケージは,骨科感染症の二重作用療法を提供します. AuNCs@PEtOxによる近赤外線照射は バクテリアを排除し 骨の治癒を促進します

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