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when compared to the isolated single-atom Ru sites, which is more efficient than that of the natural antioxidants and recently reported state-of-the-art ROS-scavenging biocatalysts. The systematic stem-cell protection studies reveal that the catalase-like artificial biocatalysts can provide efficient rescue ability for survival, adhesion, and differentiation functions of human mesenchymal stem cells in high ROS level conditions. It is suggested that applying these artificial biocatalysts with Ru cluster centers will offer a new pathway for engineering high-performance ROS-scavenging materials in stem-cell-based therapeutics and many other ROS-related diseases.
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