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Reversible regulation of enzyme activity by pH-responsive encapsulation in DNA nanocages

Kim et al., 2017

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18199934150150603521
Author
Kim S
Kim K
Ahn D
Lee J
Yang E
Kim S
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ACS nano

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Reversible regulation of enzyme activity by chemical and physical stimuli is often achieved by incorporating stimuli-responsive domains in the enzyme of interest. However, this method is suitable for a limited number of enzymes with well-defined structural and conformational …
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