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3D Scaffold for Combined Antibacterial and Antitumor Therapy
           The  antibacterial  ability  of  composite  scaffold  was   3.8. Release of silver ions by scaffold upregulated
           evaluated by coculture of scaffolds and bacteria. As shown   the level of ROS in bacteria
           in Figure 8A and B, PGA, MoS /PGA, and PMoS /PGA
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           scaffolds have very weak antibacterial activity to E. coli   To explore the mechanism of antibacterial performance
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           without NIR irradiation. While MoS /PGA and PMoS /  of scaffold, the release kinetics of Ag  of the Ag@PMoS /
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           PGA scaffolds show moderate photothermal antibacterial   PGA scaffold was studied. The amount of non-cumulative
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           properties  during  NIR  laser  irradiation.  Due  to  the   Ag  release in deionized water is shown in Figure 9A. It
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           powerful  antibacterial  properties  of  Ag,  Ag@PMoS /  can be observed that the release amount of Ag  is 0.87
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           PGA  scaffolds  have  superior  antibacterial  properties   μg/mL on the 1   day.  With  the  extension  of  leaching
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           without  NIR  irradiation.  Moreover,  the  antibacterial   time, the release amount of Ag  gradually decreases and
           activity  of Ag@PMoS /PGA  scaffolds  was  enhanced   tends to be stable.  The  cumulative  release  experiment
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           after  NIR irradiation.  The  morphology  of bacterial   showed that the  Ag  release gradually increased with
           was observed by scanning electron  microscope.  In   time dependence (Figure 9B). It was considered that the
           the absence of NIR irradiation, a large number of rod-  good stability of Ag NPs formed by in situ reduction,
           shaped bacteria conglutinated together on the surface of   the lamellar structure of MoS   NSs,  and  the  inclusion
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           the Ag-free scaffold. In contrast, the content of adherent   of polymer matrix all contribute to the slow release of
           bacteria decreased significantly in the presence of silver.   Ag +[58-61] .  This sustained release property contributes
           More  importantly,  the  bacteria’s  appearance  becomes   to long-term antibacterial action without sacrificing its
           distorted  and  shrunken,  indicating  damage  to  their   biocompatibility . It has been reported that Ag or Ag
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           cellular structure. Compared with the scaffolds without   ions  can  upregulate  intracellular  ROS  levels,  resulting
           NIR irradiation, the number of bacteria attached to the   the destruction of cellular structure and function in many
           surface of MoS  scaffolds after NIR irradiation was lower   bacteria . Then, we further detected the ROS level in
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           and the morphology was more atrophied, especially the   the bacteria, and the results are shown in Figure 9C. It
           Ag@PMoS /PGA scaffolds (Figure 8C).                 can be seen that silver-free scaffolds have no significant
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           Figure 8. The scaffolds selectively inhibit the bacterial proliferation and survival. (A) The photographs of turbidity of bacterial fluid.
           (B) Absorption value of bacterial culture medium at 600 nm. (C) SEM of the morphologies of Escherichia coli on scaffolds.
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            Please cite this article as: Zheng L, Zhong Y, He T, et al., 2022, A Codispersed Nanosystem of Silver-anchored MoS  Enhances Antibacterial
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            and Antitumor Properties of Selective Laser Sintered Scaffolds, Int J Bioprint, 8(3):0025. http://doi.org/10.18063/ijb.v8i3.0025
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