Tailored Metal‐Organic Framework‐Based Nanozymes for Enhanced Enzyme‐Like Catalysis
Zhichao Yu,
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Zhenjin Xu,
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Ruijin Zeng
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Angewandte Chemie International Edition,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: Nov. 19, 2024
Abstract
The
global
crisis
of
bacterial
infections
is
exacerbated
by
the
escalating
threat
microbial
antibiotic
resistance.
Nanozymes
promise
to
provide
ingenious
solutions.
Here,
we
reported
a
homogeneous
catalytic
structure
Pt
nanoclusters
with
finely
tuned
metal–organic
framework
(ZIF‐8)
channel
structures
for
treatment
infected
wounds.
Catalytic
site
normalization
showed
that
active
aggregates
fine‐tuned
pore
modifications
had
capacity
14.903×10
5
min
−1
,
which
was
18.7
times
higher
than
particles
in
monodisperse
state
ZIF‐8
(0.793×10
).
In
situ
tests
revealed
change
from
homocleavage
heterocleavage
hydrogen
peroxide
at
interface
nanozyme
one
key
reasons
improvement
activity.
Density‐functional
theory
and
kinetic
simulations
reaction
jointly
determine
role
center
substrate
together.
Metabolomics
analysis
developed
nanozyme,
working
conjunction
reactive
oxygen
species,
could
effectively
block
energy
metabolic
pathways
within
bacteria,
leading
spontaneous
apoptosis
rupture.
This
pioneering
study
elucidates
new
ideas
regulation
artificial
enzyme
activity
provides
perspectives
development
efficient
substitutes.
Language: Английский
Surface Engineering‐Induced d‐Band Center Down‐Regulation in High‐Entropy Alloy Nanowires for Enhanced Nanozyme Catalysis
Kaiqiang Feng,
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Hanting Wang,
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Song Zhou
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Advanced Science,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: April 7, 2025
Abstract
High‐entropy
alloys
(HEAs)
have
garnered
extensive
attention
owing
to
their
broad
compositional
tunability
and
high
catalytic
activity.
However,
precisely
modulating
the
enzyme‐like
activity
of
HEAs
enhancing
biocompatibility
for
biological
applications
remain
severely
challenging.
Herein,
PtRuFeCoNi
HEA
nanowires
(NWs)
are
synthesized
by
adjusting
metal
composition
surface‐engineered
with
polydopamine
(PDA)
form
NWs@PDA
nanozymes
(HEzymes@PDA)
superior
photothermal
properties.
Density
functional
theory
calculations
Sabatier
principle
reveal
that
self‐polymerized
PDA
surface
engineering
moderately
lowers
d‐band
center
HEAs,
optimizes
charge
distribution,
enhances
adsorption–desorption
efficiency
substrates.
As
a
proof‐of‐concept,
HEzymes@PDA
synergistically
integrated
hydrogels
biosensing
analysis.
This
study
presents
an
innovative
paradigm
designing
highly
active
via
demonstrates
immense
potential
in
sensing
applications.
Language: Английский
High-Performance Biosensing Platforms Based on Enzyme-Linked Nucleic Acid Amplification Regulated by Synergistic Allosteric Hairpin Catalysis of Bimetallic Nanozymes and Its Mechanisms
Yue Ma,
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Changwen Jin,
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Feiyan Yan
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et al.
Analytical Chemistry,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: April 7, 2025
Sugar
cane
smut
disease
can
greatly
decrease
both
the
production
and
quality
of
sugar
cane,
its
early
diagnosis
is
an
effective
strategy
to
ensure
increase
income
cane.
Therefore,
developing
high-precision
detection
methods
has
major
implications
for
actual
Herein,
we
synthesize
bimetallic
nanozymes
Fe3O4@AuNPs
with
excellent
glucose
oxidase-like
activity
nitrogen-doped
graphdiyne
(N-GDY)
conductivity
interfacial
loading
capacity,
which
are
used
as
catalysts
biofuel
cells
flexible
electrode
substrates,
respectively.
An
allosteric
hairpin-regulated
enzymatic
cascade
nucleic
acid
amplification
employed
construct
a
novel
biosensing
platform
precise
highly
sensitive
analysis
pathogen
causing
disease,
catalytic
mechanism
studied.
The
specifically
cause
complementary
region
hairpin
migrate
form
new
functional
hairpin.
Under
promotion
enzymes,
dual
occurs
using
template
outputs
large
amount
double-stranded
products,
captured
by
RCA
long
chain
on
biocathode.
At
cathode,
DNA
double
strands
capable
holding
quantity
Ru[(NH3)6]3+
through
electrostatic
attraction.
anode
catalyze
oxidation
produce
electrons,
AuNPs/N-GDY
efficiently
transfer
electrons
cathode
obtain
strong
open-circuit
voltage
signal,
exhibits
linear
correlation
in
range
0.0001-10000
pM,
limit
53.29
aM
(S/N
=
3).
sensing
offers
reliable
method
that
allows
accurate
great
application
development
potential
identification
on-site
rapid
detection.
Language: Английский
Cell-Inspired Microreactor with Compartmentalized Active Sites for Development of Cascade Catalysis System in Biosensing
Analytical Chemistry,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
96(47), P. 18736 - 18744
Published: Nov. 13, 2024
Enzymatic
cascade
reactions
with
high
activity
and
specificity
in
living
cells
always
benefit
from
multicompartmentalized
organelles
that
provide
separately
confined
spaces
for
enzymes,
avoiding
their
mutual
interference
to
ensure
the
high-efficiency
operation
of
necessary
vital
movements.
Inspired
by
this,
we
designed
a
3D
spherical
microreactor
(Au@H-APF@Pt)
biomimetic
catalysis
glucose
detection.
First,
ultrasmall
gold
nanoparticles
were
immobilized
situ
on
internal
cavities
hollow
3-aminophenol
formaldehyde
resin
(H-APF)
nanospheres,
along
oxidase
activity.
Then,
platinum
(PtNPs)
peroxide-like
reduced
surrounding
outer
layer
H-APF
nanospheres.
Similar
cell
structure,
different
metal
sites
this
bifunctional
operated
independently,
bringing
higher
catalytic
selectivity
thus
being
synergistically
capable
reaction
catalyze
substrate
This
cell-mimicking
was
successfully
applied
colorimetric
detection,
showing
1.9-fold
enhancement
compared
direct
mixing
(Au/Pt).
The
observed
low
attributed
extended
time
transferring
hydrogen
peroxide
(H
Language: Английский