Composite porphyrin-based conjugated microporous polymer/graphene oxide capable of photo-triggered combinational antibacterial therapy and wound healing

Porphyrin-based porous organic polymers synthesized using the Alder–Longo method: the most traditional synthetic strategy with exceptional capacity

“…91 Meanwhile, the overuse of antibiotics could also cause serious environmental pollution. 92 Thereby, to combat bacterial infection, antibiotic-free multifunctional antibacterial materials, especially those obtained via low-cost and simple preparation methods are highly desired.…”

Alder‐Longo Method Derived Cationic Porphyrin‐Based Porous Polymer as Physical Antibacterial Agent for the Bacteria‐Infected Wound Synergy Therapy

“…[10] Frequent reports have verified the single mode PTT is difficult to eradicate bacteria, thoroughly, which is devastatingly easy to relapse. [11] Thereby, it is highly desired to develop multifunction photothermal agents amalgamating other therapeutic modes concurrently to exert the PTTrelated combinational therapy strategies.…”

“…PTT eliminates bacteria with the assistance of photothermal agents (PTAs) to convert the light energy into local heat, thereby, stimulating the regeneration of tissue [10] . Frequent reports have verified the single mode PTT is difficult to eradicate bacteria, thoroughly, which is devastatingly easy to relapse [11] . Thereby, it is highly desired to develop multifunction photothermal agents amalgamating other therapeutic modes concurrently to exert the PTT‐related combinational therapy strategies.…”