Table 5 Literature reports on NIR-II activated antibacterial nanomaterials
From: Review of light activated antibacterial nanomaterials in the second biological window
S.No. | Nanomaterial | Function | Laser and power | Application | Ref |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
1 | Cu2-xS on GO (GO-Cu2-Xs) | PTT and CDT | 1064Â nm (1.0Â W/cm2) | Antibacterial coatings | [86] |
2 | Photothermal polymer | PTT | 1064Â nm (1.0Â W/cm2) | Wound healing | [87] |
3 | D–A–D-type NIR-II small molecule | PTT (η = 44.3%) | 980 nm, (1.2 W/cm2) | Diabetic wound healing | [88] |
4 | PNIR-II | ROS, NO, and RNS | 1064Â nm (1.0Â W/cm2) | Â | [89] |
5 | TMH@Gel, | PTT and CDT | 1064Â nm (0.64Â W/cm2) | Wound healing | [90] |
6 | Gel(AIPH/POM) | PTT (η = 62.4%) and thermodynamic synergistic therapy | 1060 nm (1.0 W/cm2) | Wound healing | [91] |
7 | ILGA@Gel | PTT (η = 44.2%) | 1064 nm (1 W/cm2) | Wound healing | [92] |
8 | CuS@CaO2@Dex | PTT (η = 16.8%) and CDT | 1064 nm (0.75 W cm− 2) | Wound healing | [93] |
9 | Au/CdSexSy with precise Ag doping (ACA) | PDT | 1064Â nm (1.0Â W/cm2) | In vivo antibiofilm | [94] |
10 | PEG-b-PArg-modified Lu-Bi2Te3@Fe3O4 | PTT (η = 34.14%) and thermocatalytic effects | 1064 nm (0.33 W/cm2) | Periodontitis treatment | [95] |
11 | Au-MnOx | PTT (η = 40.78% ) and CDT | 1064 nm (1.0 W/cm2) | Wound healing | [96] |
12 | CuHDB@CaP Nanospheres | PTT (η = 37.80%) and glutathione oxidase (GSHOx)-like and peroxidase (POD)-like enzyme activities | 1064 nm (1.0 W/cm2) | Wound healing | [97] |
13 | Fe SACs | PTT and CDT | 1064Â nm (2.0Â W/cm2) | Wound healing | [98] |
14 | CuNx-CNS | POD- and OXD-like or cascaded CAT- and OXD-like reaction | 1064Â nm (1.0Â W/cm2) | Superficial skin wound and deep implant-related biofilm infections | [99] |
15 | SFT-B Gel | PTT (η = 38.13% ) | 1064 nm (1.0 W/cm2) | Wound healing | [100] |
16 | fluorine (F)-doped TiO2 nano-platforms | PTT and SDT | 1060Â nm (0.6Â W/cm2) | In vitro bacterial infection elimination | [101] |
17 | Au nanorods@selenium composites | PTT | 1064Â nm (1.0Â W/cm2) | Wounds healing | [102] |
18 | Ag-doped Mo2C-derived polyoxometalate (AgPOM) nanoparticles | PTT (η = 45.91%) and CDT | 1060 nm (1.0 W/cm2) | Wound healing | [103] |
19 | PDA/Gel/GOAu nanocomposite | PTT (η = 54.62 and 59.57%) | 1064 nm (0.75 W/cm2) | In vitro antibacterial activities | [104] |
20 | CuFe 2 S 3 @LOD AC-BioHJzyme | NIR-II activated enzymatic activity | 1064 nm, (0–2 W) | Wound regeneration | [105] |
21 | vanadium nitride MXene (V2N) | PTT (η = 31.67%), oxidase-like and peroxidase-like activities | 1060 nm (1.0 W/cm2) | Anti-infective therapy | [106] |
22 | Cu/Mn-DSAzymes | PTT (η = 38.7%), CAT-like and OXD-like enzyme | 1064 nm (1 W/cm2) | Wound healing | [107] |
23 | HSA–R820@OA@ZIF-8 (HIROZ) | Zinc ion and PTT (η = 42.4%) | 1064 nm (1.0 W/cm2) | Implant-associated biofilm infection | [108] |