ACS Sustainable Chemistry & Engineering,
Journal Year:
2022,
Volume and Issue:
10(29), P. 9492 - 9505
Published: June 15, 2022
Porous,
defective,
gray
cerium
oxide
(g-CeO2–x)
microspheres
4.8
μm
in
size
were
synthesized
as
a
multifunctional
nanozyme
with
catalase-,
peroxidase-,
and
oxidase-like
activities
by
the
reduction
of
monodisperse-porous
(CeO2)
microspheres.
Higher
Ce(III)
atomic
fraction,
more
oxygen
vacancy,
lower
content
on
surface
g-CeO2–x
shown
Raman
X-ray
photoelectron
spectroscopy.
Band
gap
energies
plain
CeO2
determined
3.0
2.4
eV,
respectively.
Reactive
species
(ROS)
related
to
enzyme-mimetic
activity
singlet
(1O2•)
superoxide
anion
(•O2–)
ESR
Michaelis–Menten
plots
sketched
for
provided
superior
maximum
substrate
consumption
rates
Oxidase-
peroxidase-like
used
developing
colorimetric
fluorometric
protocols
detection
nitrite
common
pollutant,
also
exhibited
photothermal
response
explained
enhanced
light
adsorption
originated
from
vacancies.
A
temperature
elevation
up
19
°C
was
obtained
under
near
infrared
laser
irradiation
at
808
nm.
Photothermal
accompanying
makes
porous
promising
synergistic
therapy
agent
capable
overcoming
hypoxia
generating
additional
ROS
tumor
microenvironment.
Nano-Micro Letters,
Journal Year:
2022,
Volume and Issue:
14(1)
Published: April 6, 2022
Abstract
Natural
enzymes
usually
suffer
from
high
production
cost,
ease
of
denaturation
and
inactivation,
low
yield,
making
them
difficult
to
be
broadly
applicable.
As
an
emerging
type
artificial
enzyme,
nanozymes
that
combine
the
characteristics
nanomaterials
are
promising
alternatives.
On
one
hand,
have
enzyme-like
catalytic
activities
regulate
biochemical
reactions.
other
also
inherit
properties
nanomaterials,
which
can
ameliorate
shortcomings
natural
serve
as
versatile
platforms
for
diverse
applications.
In
this
review,
various
mimic
activity
different
introduced.
The
achievements
in
cancer
diagnosis
treatment
technologies
summarized
by
highlighting
advantages
these
Finally,
future
research
directions
rapidly
developing
field
outlooked."Image
missing"
Small,
Journal Year:
2022,
Volume and Issue:
18(37)
Published: Aug. 19, 2022
Abstract
Multifunctional
nanozymes
can
benefit
biochemical
analysis
via
expanding
sensing
modes
and
enhancing
analytical
performance,
but
designing
multifunctional
to
realize
the
desired
of
targets
is
challenging.
In
this
work,
single‐atomic
iron
doped
carbon
dots
(SA
Fe‐CDs)
are
designed
synthesized
a
facile
in
situ
pyrolysis
process.
The
small‐sized
CDs
not
only
maintain
their
tunable
fluorescence,
also
serve
as
support
for
loading
dispersed
active
sites.
Monoatomic
Fe
offers
SA
Fe‐CDs
exceptional
oxidase‐mimetic
activity
catalyze
3,3′,5,5′‐tetramethylbenzidine
(TMB)
oxidation
with
fast
response
(
V
max
=
10.4
nM
s
‐1
)
strong
affinity
K
m
168
µM).
Meanwhile,
photoluminescence
quenched
by
product
TMB
due
inner
filter
effect.
Phosphate
ions
(Pi)
suppress
oxidase‐mimicking
restore
interacting
Based
on
principle,
dual‐mode
colorimetric
fluorescence
assay
Pi
high
sensitivity,
selectivity,
rapid
established.
This
work
paves
path
develop
enzyme‐like
catalysts,
simple
efficient
method
phosphate
monitoring,
which
will
inspire
exploration
multi‐mode
strategies
based
nanozyme
catalysis.
Biosensors,
Journal Year:
2022,
Volume and Issue:
12(11), P. 1023 - 1023
Published: Nov. 16, 2022
Both
passive
and
active
microfluidic
chips
are
used
in
many
biomedical
chemical
applications
to
support
fluid
mixing,
particle
manipulations,
signal
detection.
Passive
devices
geometry-dependent,
their
uses
rather
limited.
Active
include
sensors
or
detectors
that
transduce
chemical,
biological,
physical
changes
into
electrical
optical
signals.
Also,
they
transduction
detect
biological
applications,
highly
versatile
tools
for
disease
diagnosis
organ
modeling.
This
review
provides
a
comprehensive
overview
of
the
significant
advances
have
been
made
development
microfluidics
devices.
We
will
discuss
function
as
micromixers
sorters
cells
substances
(e.g.,
microfiltration,
flow
displacement,
trapping).
Microfluidic
fabricated
using
range
techniques,
including
molding,
etching,
three-dimensional
printing,
nanofabrication.
Their
broad
utility
lies
detection
diagnostic
biomarkers
organ-on-chip
approaches
permit
modeling
cancer,
well
neurological,
cardiovascular,
hepatic,
pulmonary
diseases.
Biosensor
allow
point-of-care
testing,
assays
based
on
enzymes,
nanozymes,
antibodies,
nucleic
acids
(DNA
RNA).
An
anticipated
field
includes
optimization
techniques
fabrication
biocompatible
materials.
These
developments
increase
versatility,
reduce
costs,
accelerate
time
technology.
Advanced Materials,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
35(30)
Published: April 21, 2023
Bacterial
infection
is
one
of
the
greatest
challenges
to
public
health,
requiring
new
therapeutic
methods.
Herein,
an
innovative
nanozyme-armed
phage
(phage@palladium
(Pd))
system
fabricated
for
combating
bacterial
infection.
The
proposed
phage@Pd
preserves
function
phages
achieve
precise
recognition
and
adhesion
host
Escherichia
coli.
In
aid
phages,
ultrasmall
Pd
nanozymes
equipped
with
conspicuous
pH-dependent
peroxidase-like
activity
can
generate
toxic
hydroxyl
radical
around
bacteria
in
acidic
hydrogen-peroxide-overexpressed
microenvironment
while
remaining
inert
physiological
conditions,
thus
realizing
noteworthy
elimination
at
infected
sites,
meantime
ensuring
biological
safety
healthy
tissues.
addition,
filamentous
structure
also
enhance
its
bactericidal
efficiency
toward
nonhost
by
randomly
entangling
on
them,
indicating
possible
broad-spectrum
germicidal
efficacy.
Notably,
not
only
eradicate
planktonic
bacteria,
but
kill
inside
biofilm
vitro.
For
both
vivo
models
acute
pneumonia
or
subcutaneous
abscess,
shows
significant
eliminating
promoting
tissue
recovery.
These
results
demonstrate
that
nanohybrid
a
safe
effective
antimicrobial
agent,
providing
insight
into
development
advanced
antibacterial
materials.
Advanced Materials,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
36(10)
Published: April 27, 2023
Nanozymes
represent
a
class
of
nanosized
materials
that
exhibit
innate
catalytic
properties
similar
to
biological
enzymes.
The
unique
features
these
have
positioned
them
as
promising
candidates
for
applications
in
clinical
sensing
devices,
specifically
those
employed
at
the
point-of-care.
They
notably
found
use
means
amplify
signals
nanosensor-based
platforms
and
thereby
improve
sensor
detection
limits.
Recent
developments
understanding
fundamental
chemistries
underpinning
enabled
development
highly
effective
nanozymes
capable
clinically
relevant
biomarkers
limits
compete
with
"gold-standard"
techniques.
However,
there
remain
considerable
hurdles
need
be
overcome
before
nanozyme-based
sensors
can
utilized
platform
ready
use.
An
overview
current
understandings
disease
diagnostics
biosensing
unmet
challenges
must
considered
prior
their
translation
diagnostic
tests
is
provided.
Biosensors,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
13(4), P. 461 - 461
Published: April 5, 2023
This
review
highlights
the
recent
advancements
in
field
of
nanozymes
and
their
applications
development
point-of-care
biosensors.
The
use
as
enzyme-mimicking
components
biosensing
systems
has
led
to
improved
performance
miniaturization
these
sensors.
unique
properties
nanozymes,
such
high
stability,
robustness,
surface
tunability,
make
them
an
attractive
alternative
traditional
enzymes
applications.
Researchers
have
explored
a
wide
range
nanomaterials,
including
metals,
metal
oxides,
metal–organic
frameworks,
for
nanozyme-based
Different
sensing
strategies,
colorimetric,
fluorescent,
electrochemical
SERS,
been
implemented
using
signal-producing
components.
Despite
numerous
advantages,
there
are
also
challenges
associated
with
biosensors,
stability
specificity,
which
need
be
addressed
wider
future
biosensors
looks
promising,
potential
bring
paradigm
shift
biomolecular
sensing.
highly
specific,
multi-enzyme
mimicking
could
lead
creation
sensitive
low-biofouling
Integration
into
diagnostics
promises
revolutionize
healthcare
by
improving
patient
outcomes
reducing
costs
while
enhancing
accuracy
sensitivity
diagnostic
tools.
Applied Biochemistry and Biotechnology,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
196(6), P. 3636 - 3669
Published: Sept. 5, 2023
Silver
nanoparticles
(AgNPs)
possess
unmatched
chemical,
biological,
and
physical
properties
that
make
them
unique
compounds
as
antimicrobial,
antifungal,
antiviral,
anticancer
agents.
With
the
increasing
drug
resistance,
AgNPs
serve
promising
entities
for
targeted
therapy
against
several
bacterial,
fungal,
viral
components.
In
addition,
also
successful
agents
cancers,
including
breast,
prostate,
lung
cancers.
Several
works
in
recent
years
have
been
done
towards
development
of
by
using
plant
extracts
like
flowers,
leaves,
bark,
root,
stem,
whole
parts.
The
green
method
AgNP
synthesis
thus
has
advantages
over
chemical
methods,
especially
low
cost
synthesis,
no
toxic
byproducts,
eco-friendly
production
pathways,
can
be
easily
regenerated,
bio-reducing
potential
derived
nanoparticles.
Furthermore,
are
biocompatible
do
not
harm
normally
functioning
human
or
host
cells.
This
review
provides
an
exhaustive
overview
synthesized
used
After
a
brief
introduction,
we
discussed
studies
on
from
different
extracts,
leaf
parts,
seeds,
stems,
plants.
following
section,
highlighted
therapeutic
actions
various
bacteria,
fungi,
viruses,
We
then
general
mechanism
action
AgNPs.
methods
were
article.
Finally,
concluded
providing
future
perspectives
this
field
nanotechnology.
Analytical Chemistry,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
95(3), P. 1773 - 1784
Published: Jan. 11, 2023
Digitized
telemedicine
tools
with
the
Internet
of
Things
(IoT)
started
advancing
into
our
daily
lives
and
have
been
incorporated
commercial
wearable
gadgets
for
noninvasive
remote
health
monitoring.
The
newly
established
steered
toward
a
new
era
decentralized
healthcare.
advancement
monitoring
system
has
attracted
enormous
interest
in
multimodal
big
data
acquisition
real-time
physiological
biochemical
information
via
methods
any
health-related
industries.
expectation
creation
focused
on
early
diagnosis
multiple
diseases
minimizing
cost
high-tech
invasive
treatments.
However,
only
limited
progress
directed
development
sensors.
This
Perspective
addresses
these
sensors
that
encounter
challenges
forefront
technological
gaps
hampering
realization
at
molecular
levels
related
to
smart
materials
mostly
single
use,
issues
selectivity
analytes,
low
sensitivity
targets,
miniaturization,
lack
artificial
intelligence
perform
tasks
secure
transfer.
Sensor
stability
minimized
signal
drift,
on-body
sensor
reusability,
long-term
continuous
provides
key
analytical
challenges.
also
focuses
on,
promotes,
highlights
distinct
capability
interconnect
healthcare
physical
sensing
multiplex
deeper
levels.
Moreover,
it
points
out
some
critical
different
material
aspects
promotes
what
will
take
advance
current
state-of-art
Ultimately,
this
is
draw
attention
potential
blind
spots
technology
inspire
further
integrated
mitigating
multimorbidity
aging
societies
through
identify
signs
diseases.