Cailiao gongcheng (Jan 2021)
Advances in antibacterial research based on two-dimensional nano-materials
Abstract
In recent years, antibiotic-resistant bacterial strains have spread rapidly and widely around the world. New antibacterial drugs have emerged to develop. With the development of biological nanotechnology, two-dimensional nanomaterials have become a very promising alternative for the treatment of antibiotic-resistant bacteria. Based on the recent literature, the structural features and antibacterial applications of graphene materials (GMs), transition-metal dichalcogedes (TMDs), layered double hydroxides (LDHs) and MXenes were elaborated, the antibacterial mechanisms of those materials were discussed, such as physical/mechanical damage, lipid extraction, oxidative stress, and photothermal/photodynamic effects,etc. Finally, the antibacterial research progress and challenges of two-dimensional nanomaterials were prospected:(1) 2D materials has a unique space structure and excellent biocompatibility, so it can be used as an ideal carrier for antibacterial drugs; (2) the material has photodynamic and photothermal bactericidal effects, so it has a strong potential to cure local skin infections; (3) it can be made into antibacterial coatings to achieve simple in-situ disinfection applying to sterile medical equipment in the future.
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