Enhancing enzymatic stability of bioactive papers by implanting enzyme-immobilized mesoporous silica nanorods into paper
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Zhao, Z.
Tian, J.
Wu, Z.
Liu, Jian
Zhao, D.
Shen, W.
He, L.
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Zhao, Zhengyang and Tian, Junfei and Wu, Zhangxiong and Liu, Jian and Zhao, Dongyuan and Shen, Wei and He, Lizhong. 2013. Enhancing enzymatic stability of bioactive papers by implanting enzyme-immobilized mesoporous silica nanorods into paper. Journal of Materials Chemistry B. 1 (37): pp. 4719-4722.
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Enzyme horseradish peroxidase was immobilized on mesoporous silica nanorods to fabricate enzymatic bioactive papers with increased bio-stability. The new bioactive papers based on the immobilized enzyme have tremendously high stability both at room temperature and at 37 °C, in contrast to the low stability of conventional bioactive papers using free enzymes.
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