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Under light irradiation, photoinduced electrons and holes on the heterojunctions were separated efficiently. Via optimizing the amount of Fe3+ in TiO2, ROS that formed at the heterojunctions after light irradiation for 10 min could kill 80% of S. aureus compared with pure Ti in vitro, but they did not affect fibroblast behavior, including proliferation and phenotyping. In vivo, the optimized β-FeOOH/Fe-TiO2 heterojunctions, upon light irradiation, could inhibit bacterial infection, suppress an inflammatory response, and promote int
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