Issue 19, 2025

A sustainable enzyme-laden hydrogel via heterodimeric α-helices induced self-assembly

Abstract

Herein, we developed a mild, sustainable, and biocompatible method for enzyme immobilization. This method exploits salt bridge interactions between E3/K3 heterodimers to immobilize E3-functionalized lipase into collagen hydrogels modified with E3/K3 motifs. Benefiting from high specificity and improved organic solvent tolerance, as well as the high biocapacity of collagen-hydrogels, this enzyme-laden immobilization method holds promising potential for applications in the medical industry.

Graphical abstract: A sustainable enzyme-laden hydrogel via heterodimeric α-helices induced self-assembly

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Article information

Article type
Communication
Submitted
23 Jan 2025
Accepted
13 Apr 2025
First published
14 Apr 2025

New J. Chem., 2025,49, 7720-7724

A sustainable enzyme-laden hydrogel via heterodimeric α-helices induced self-assembly

Y. Wang, W. Jin, M. Zhang and F. Xu, New J. Chem., 2025, 49, 7720 DOI: 10.1039/D5NJ00317B

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