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  • Los LDH exhiben una composición sintonizable, alta densidad de carga superficial y características interfaciales.
  • Estas propiedades permiten actividades redox y biocatalíticas controladas, lo que las hace adecuadas para el diseño de nanoenzimas.

Conclusiones:

  • Las nanoenzimas basadas en LDH representan una transformación de las arcillas tradicionales en materiales adaptativos y multifuncionales.
  • Las direcciones futuras de la investigación incluyen el descubrimiento guiado por IA, cócteles de múltiples nanoenzimas y síntesis microfluídica.
  • Las nanoenzimas LDH están a la vanguardia de la ciencia de coloides, fusionando la química de superficies con la catálisis bioinspirada.