Multifunctional Hollow–Shell Microspheres Derived from Cross-Linking of MnO2 Nanoneedles by Zirconium-Based Coordination Polymer: Enzyme Mimicking, Micromotors, and Protein Immobilization
Multifunctional Hollow–Shell Microspheres Derived from Cross-Linking of MnO2 Nanoneedles by Zirconium-Based Coordination Polymer: Enzyme Mimicking, Micromotors, and Protein Immobilization
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DOI:
10.1021/acs.chemmater.7b04945
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发表时间:
2018-02
影响因子:
8.6
通讯作者:
Jian Sun-;Yaqi Fu;Rong Li;W. Feng
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作者:
Jian Sun-;Yaqi Fu;Rong Li;W. Feng
MnO2 microspheres were prepared with nanoneedles vertically growing on their surfaces. The MnO2 microspheres were used as templates for the growth of zirconium-based coordination polymer (Zr-CP)/metal–organic-framework, which was synthesized by coordination between Zr(IV) ions and 2-methylimidazole in methanol at room temperature. The nanoneedles were enwrapped by Zr-CP, and the bases of the MnO2 nanoneedles were cross-linked with Zr-CP. Etching of the core MnO2 produced a hollow–shell structure h-MnO2@Zr-CP. The shell, consisting of a loose outer layer and a dense inner layer, possesses oxidase- and catalase-like activities. h-MnO2@Zr-CP can work as a micromotor with H2O2 as the fuel. Hexahistidine-tagged enzymes can be selectively and strongly absorbed onto the hollow–shell microspheres with a large capacity by taking advantage of the coordinative interactions between the hexahistidine-tags and Zr-CP. d-Amino acid oxidase (DAAO) was immobilized on the hollow–shell microspheres, and the conjugate DAAO/h-...