Bacterial infections originating from food, water, and soil are widely recognized as significant
global public health concerns. Biofilms are implicated in approximately two-thirds of …

Bacterial infections have become a considerable obstacle to public health due to the
emergence of antibiotic resistance. Herein, we rationally developed a novel and attractive …

Bacterial biofilms have evoked worldwide attention owing to their serious threats to public
health, but how to effectively eliminate bacterial biofilms still remains great challenges. Here …

Bacterial infection and the issue of antibiotic resistance have become one of the major
public health problems worldwide. Thus, searching for new antibacterial agents is urgently …

Bacterial infections pose a serious worldwide public health concern and play an important
role in slowing or dramatically delaying wound healing. However, traditional antibiotics are …

Pathogenic bacteria pose a devastating threat to public health. However, because of the
growing bacterial antibiotic resistance, there is an urgent need to develop alternative …

Bacterial contamination poses a serious and global threats to public health. Due to broad-
band antimicrobial capacity and unspecific tissue interaction, antibacterial nanomaterials …

Bacterial biofilm infections cause about 600 million foodborne illnesses and about 420,000
confirmed deaths annually. However, traditional antibiotics and emerging nanomaterials …

Carbon nanotubes (CNTs) and their derivatives have emerged as a series of efficient
biocatalysts to mimic the function of natural enzymes in recent years. However, the …

Nanozyme has emerged as a versatile nanocatalyst yet is constrained with limited catalytic
efficiency and specificity for various biomedical applications. Herein, by elaborately …