Modular Coupling of Iron Nanozyme and Natural Enzyme in Responsive Microgel Reactors for Enhanced Cascade Catalysis

Divya Gaur; Bijay P. Tripathi

doi:10.1039/d5sm01151e

January 1, 2026Soft Matter

Modular Coupling of Iron Nanozyme and Natural Enzyme in Responsive Microgel Reactors for Enhanced Cascade Catalysis

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The research aims to explore the integration of natural enzymes with synthetic iron nanozymes to enhance catalytic efficiency.
Developed responsive microgel reactors for enzyme integration.
Investigated spatial organization of hybrid enzymes.
Conducted performance assessments of cascade catalysis.
Hybrid systems demonstrated higher catalytic efficiency compared to individual components.
Responsive microgels allowed for controlled spatial organization.
Cascade reactions exhibited improved adaptability in various conditions.

Implication

Modular integration of natural enzymes improves cascade catalysis efficiency in hybrid systems.

Abstract

The modular integration of natural enzymes with synthetic nanozymes provides a promising strategy for creating hybrid catalytic systems with high efficiency and adaptability. However, achieving precise spatial organization and responsive...

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Modular Coupling of Iron Nanozyme and Natural Enzyme in Responsive Microgel Reactors for Enhanced Cascade Catalysis

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Modular Coupling of Iron Nanozyme and Natural Enzyme in Responsive Microgel Reactors for Enhanced Cascade Catalysis

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