Nanozymes, particularly those based on metal–organic frameworks (MOFs), have
demonstrated remarkable potential in the biotechnological sector owing to their stability …

Diabetes significantly impairs the body's wound‐healing capabilities, leading to chronic,
infection‐prone wounds. These wounds are characterized by hyperglycemia, inflammation …

Diabetic wounds are among the most severe chronic complications in patients with diabetes.
Owing to the detrimental effects of high glucose and high levels of reactive oxygen species …

Chronic wounds caused by hyperglycaemia, hypoxia and bacterial infections are common
complications in diabetic patients and chronic wound repair is extremely challenging in …

The healing process of diabetic foot ulcers is challenging due to the presence of a complex
and severe inflammatory microenvironment, characterized by hyperglycemia, low pH …

Management of chronic diabetic wounds is challenging due to excess reactive oxygen
species (ROS), hypoxia, persistent inflammation, and bacterial infection within the wound …

Antioxidant, antibacterial and removable supramolecular nanocomposite hydrogel
dressings with self-healing and tissue adhesiveness is highly anticipated for bacterial …

Burn wounds pose significant clinical challenges due to their complex pathophysiology and
infection risks. Adipose-derived stem cell (ADSC)-based therapies have shown promise in …

Infection with drug-resistant bacteria and the formation of biofilms are the main factors
contributing to wound healing insufficiency. Antibacterial agents with enzyme-like properties …

Nanozyme, a class of emerging enzyme mimics, is the nanomaterials with enzyme-
mimicking activity, which has obtained significant and widespread applications in various …