We report the coordination assembly of the ferrocene-diphenylalanine(Fc-FF)with divalent copper ions(Cu^(2+))into metalpeptide assemblies(MPAs)with hierarchical spiral architectures.The MPA particles are composed of h...We report the coordination assembly of the ferrocene-diphenylalanine(Fc-FF)with divalent copper ions(Cu^(2+))into metalpeptide assemblies(MPAs)with hierarchical spiral architectures.The MPA particles are composed of helically organized nanofibers which can be correlated to the logarithmic spirals.The MPAs are hierarchically porous with abundant Fc and Cu2+active sites and show much higher catalytic activity than natural laccase toward the decolorization reaction.Moreover,a series of hierarchical structures of the MPAs can be synthesized by controlling the temperature and enantiomeric excess(ee).The peptide enantiomers with higher ee values will self-assemble into highly complex and ordered structures,which show higher surface area and porosity and thus enhanced catalytic activity compared with those assembled by peptides with lower ee values.The results provide new insights into the vital role of chirality in directing the self-assembly of biomolecules into highly ordered complex functional structures.展开更多
基金supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China(21621004,22078239,22278314,and 22278306)the State Key Laboratory of Chemical Engineering(SKL-Ch E-21T03)。
基金supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China(22278306,22278314,21621004 and 22078239)the State Key Laboratory of Chemical Engineering(SKL-ChE-21T03)。
基金supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China(21621004,51773149,22078239)Tianjin Development Program for Innovation and Entrepreneurship(2018)the State Key Laboratory of Chemical Engineering(SKL-Ch E-20Z04,SKLCh E-21T03)。
文摘We report the coordination assembly of the ferrocene-diphenylalanine(Fc-FF)with divalent copper ions(Cu^(2+))into metalpeptide assemblies(MPAs)with hierarchical spiral architectures.The MPA particles are composed of helically organized nanofibers which can be correlated to the logarithmic spirals.The MPAs are hierarchically porous with abundant Fc and Cu2+active sites and show much higher catalytic activity than natural laccase toward the decolorization reaction.Moreover,a series of hierarchical structures of the MPAs can be synthesized by controlling the temperature and enantiomeric excess(ee).The peptide enantiomers with higher ee values will self-assemble into highly complex and ordered structures,which show higher surface area and porosity and thus enhanced catalytic activity compared with those assembled by peptides with lower ee values.The results provide new insights into the vital role of chirality in directing the self-assembly of biomolecules into highly ordered complex functional structures.
