Researchers' Work from Inner Mongolia University Focuses on Bacterial Infections and Mycoses (Promotion of Reactive Oxygen Species Activated By Nanosilver Surface Engineering for Resistant Bacteria-infected Skin Tissue Therapy).

A recent study conducted by researchers at Inner Mongolia University in Hohhot, China, focuses on the use of nanosilver for treating bacterial infections. Nanosilver has shown promise as an alternative to traditional antibiotics, but bacterial resistance to nanosilver has become a concern. The researchers propose a surface engineering strategy using N-halamine chemistry to address this resistance. They found that their engineered nanosilver effectively inactivated antibiotic-resistant bacteria and demonstrated good biosafety. The study provides a potential solution for combating drug-resistant bacteria and offers an innovative approach to treating bacterial infections. [Extracted from the article]