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January 1, 2022Inorganic Chemistry Frontiers47 citations

A Ce-MOF as an alkaline phosphatase mimic: Ce-OH2 sites in catalytic dephosphorylation

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SBSudip BhattacharjeeTCTonmoy ChakrabortyABAsim Bhaumik

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For the first time, a metal–organic framework (Ce-MOF) bearing a Ce–OH 2 –Ce motif was used to mimic the active sites of alkaline phosphatase.

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synapsesocial.com/papers/6a41c5c9e0c93843bc08420fhttps://doi.org/10.1039/d2qi01443b
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