Depriving Bacterial Adhesion‐Related Molecule to Inhibit Biofilm Formation Using CeO2‐Decorated Metal‐Organic Frameworks

nanoparticles, leading to the disruption of the initial adhesion of bacteria. Furthermore, planktonic bacteria can be killed by cytotoxic reactive oxygen species (ROS) generated by MOFs. As a consequence, the synergic effect of eATP deprivation and ROS generation presents excellent capacity to prevent biofilm formation, which may provide a new direction for designing flexible and effective biofilm-inhibiting systems.