Nanozymes represent a new generation of artificial enzymes that provide a way to perform biological catalysis using nanomaterials. In 2007, Yan and co-workers discovered for the first time that ferromagnetic nanoparticles exhibited peroxidase-like activity, which paved the way for the development of nanozymes. In 2013, Wei and Wang used the term “nanozymes” to define nanomaterials with enzyme-like properties as next generation artificial enzymes. Owing to their unique features, including high activity, high stability, tunability of activity, multifunctionality, and low cost for scale-up, nanozymes have attracted great attention compared to enzymes, traditional enzyme mimics, and common nanomaterials.
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Nanozymes, Adv Mater, 6 Mar 2024
Advanced Materials, 6 March, 2024, DOI：https://doi.org/10.1002/adma.202305249
Nanozymes
Lizeng Gao, Hui Wei, Shaojun Dong, Xiyun Yan
Abstract
Nanozymes represent a new generation of artificial enzymes that provide a way to perform biological catalysis using nanomaterials. In 2007, Yan and co-workers discovered for the first time that ferromagnetic nanoparticles exhibited peroxidase-like activity, which paved the way for the development of nanozymes. In 2013, Wei and Wang used the term “nanozymes” to define nanomaterials with enzyme-like properties as next generation artificial enzymes. Owing to their unique features, including high activity, high stability, tunability of activity, multifunctionality, and low cost for scale-up, nanozymes have attracted great attention compared to enzymes, traditional enzyme mimics, and common nanomaterials.
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