Metal–organic frameworks (MOFs) with structural tunability, high porosity, and rich coordination chemistry, have emerged as versatile scaffolds for integrating biomolecules (DNA, enzymes, peptides, etc.) into functional MOF/biomolecule hybrids. These hybrids demonstrate growing potential in biomarker detection and bioimaging through synergistic molecular recognition and signal transduction. This review summarizes recent advances in MOF/biomolecule hybrid construction strategies, including surface adsorption, pore encapsulation, covalent binding, and biomimetic mineralization. We dissect key physicochemical parameters determining diagnostic performance, emphasizing the importance of spatial organization and rational design for molecular recognition, signal amplification, and imaging. Particular attention is given to the applications in biomarker detection (electrochemical, optical, multimodal, etc.) and bioimaging (fluorescence, electrochemiluminescence, and multimodal strategies, etc.). Importantly, a critical outlook on current challenges and future directions is presented. This review provides an integrated perspective of MOF/biomolecule hybrids, which aims to inspire further innovation in materials science, biotechnology, and precision diagnostics.
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