Synergetic antibacterial nanosheet based on Ti 3 C 2 T x photothermal therapy and cationic polymer to eradicate drug-resistant bacterial biofilms
Drug-resistant bacteria infection and biofilm formation on the wound still pose a tremendous challenge in post-antibiotic era. It has been proposed that multimode synergetic antibacterial strategies may be employed to eradicate drug-resistant bacteria and biofilms effectively. In this study, we synt...
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description | Drug-resistant bacteria infection and biofilm formation on the wound still pose a tremendous challenge in post-antibiotic era. It has been proposed that multimode synergetic antibacterial strategies may be employed to eradicate drug-resistant bacteria and biofilms effectively. In this study, we synthesized non-invasive antibacterial two-dimension (2D) composite nanosheet BPG using Ti
C
T
MXene and cationic borneol-guanidine based polymers (B-PGMA-Gu)
simple electrostatically co-assemble. BPG can target bacteria and efficiently eliminate Gram-positive bacteria
(
), Gram-negative bacteria
(
), and
(MRSA) under 808 nm radiation. By combining the photothermal properties of Ti
C
T
MXene and the excellent membrane penetration ability of B-PGMA-Gu, MRSA biofilms can be effectively removed at 100 μg mL
under laser irradiation, resulting in a bactericidal efficiency of 99.1%. This method offers a more effective and rapid non-antibiotic method for removing biofilms. |
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C
T
MXene and cationic borneol-guanidine based polymers (B-PGMA-Gu)
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(
), Gram-negative bacteria
(
), and
(MRSA) under 808 nm radiation. By combining the photothermal properties of Ti
C
T
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C
T
MXene and cationic borneol-guanidine based polymers (B-PGMA-Gu)
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(
), Gram-negative bacteria
(
), and
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T
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C
T
MXene and cationic borneol-guanidine based polymers (B-PGMA-Gu)
simple electrostatically co-assemble. BPG can target bacteria and efficiently eliminate Gram-positive bacteria
(
), Gram-negative bacteria
(
), and
(MRSA) under 808 nm radiation. By combining the photothermal properties of Ti
C
T
MXene and the excellent membrane penetration ability of B-PGMA-Gu, MRSA biofilms can be effectively removed at 100 μg mL
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