Triple-synergistic MOF-nanozyme for efficient antibacterial treatment
M. Wang(Xiamen University), Xingcai Zhang(World Health Organization - Pakistan), Xi Zhou(Xiamen University), Jiashen Meng(Massachusetts Institute of Technology), Zhaozhi He(Xiamen University), Shuai Zhang(Xiamen University), Zhiwei Chen(Xiamen University), Lei Ren(Xiamen University), Yuqing Dong(Beijing Normal University), Linbo Xia(Xiamen University), Yunhong Li(Hebei Normal University)
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