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Metal–Organic Framework MIL-101 Induces Macrophage Ferroptosis through Depriving Cystine Uptake and Overloading Labile Iron Pool
The wide applications of metal–organic frameworks (MOFs) in environmental remediation and biomedicine inevitably lead to their entry into the environment and human body, exerting unexpected risks. Recent studies have primarily focused on the cytotoxicity testing of MOFs; however, the toxicological m
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