“…With the progress of nanotechnology, metal–organic frameworks (MOFs) as new porous nanomaterials have aroused considerable research interest. − Due to their peroxidase-like activity, low toxicity, high porosity, and large specific surface area, MOFs have been widely used in catalysis, , sensing, , drug delivery, , gas storage, , and optical devices. , Recently, the potential of MOFs was further exploited for extensive sensing and antibacterial treatment fields by loading fluorescent probes − and biological enzymes. − However, these studies were limited to single function applications such as monitoring or sterilization, the construction of MOF-based multifunctional NFs for diabetic wound healing management is an urgent need.…”