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Zhibo Tong1,2, Jingquan Sha1, Dingzhou Liu1
1School of Chemistry, Chemical Engineering and Materials, Jining University, 273155, Qufu, Shandong, China.
Abstract:
Introducing the idea of integrated design and cascade activity into nanozyme, the novel integrated nanozymes (INAzymes), FeMo6 @Ce-Uio-66 (FC-66(n)), were designed and synthesized by encapsulating iron-based polyoxometalates (FeMo6 ) into the ceria-based metal-organic framework (Ce-Uio-66). Due to the oxygen-driven reversible Ce3+ /Ce4+ couple sites, the "Fenton-like" effect by iron centers, the "nanoscale proximity" effects by nanocages, and their synergistic effects, FC-66(n) as INAzymes exhibit elegant cascade enzyme-mimic activities (oxidase-, peroxidase-, and Fenton-like activity), which realizes INAzyme activities based on polyoxometalates based metal-organic framework (POMOFs). By employing dopamine (DA) detection as a model reaction, a high-efficient fluorescent "turning-on-enhanced" platform under near neutral conditions was established.
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