Supramolecular proteinaceous biofilms as trapping sponges for biologic water treatment and durable catalysis. Wu, X., Han, X., Lv, L., Li, M., You, J., & Li, C. (2018).Journal of colloid and interface science, 527, 117-123.-成果-仿生智能材料研究组  
Supramolecular proteinaceous biofilms as trapping sponges for biologic water treatment and durable catalysis. Wu, X., Han, X., Lv, L., Li, M., You, J., & Li, C. (2018).Journal of colloid and interface science, 527, 117-123. 2018 绿色生物基 绿色环保材料 论文
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Inspired by the bacter ial biofilms and chorions of living organisms which are made by proteinaceous assemblies and functional for multi-applications, various artificial protein fibrils-based nanoporous films are developed, and show their potential applications in multiple fields. Here, a simple and environmental friendly method was identified to produce bovine serum albumin (BSA) nanofi brils based biofilms, through a combination of protein fibrillation and reverse dialysis. BSA nanofibrils formed biofilms through intermolecular inter actions, the resultant biofilms showed tunable thickness by altering the initial protein amount, good stability in organic and salty solvents, transparency and fluorescence properties, hold high capacity of trapping different substances (e.g. nanomaterials, organic dyes, heavy-metal
ions and enzymes), and further enabled applications in biologic water treatment and enzyme stabilization. Taken o-phenylenediamine as substrate, the trapped horseradish peroxidase showed a catalytic activity 9–38 folds higher than free ones in organic phase, together with enhanced stability. These protein nanofibrils-based films offered an attractive biologic platform to hybridize diverse materials for ondemand functions and applications.

 

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