Immobilization of enzymes onto carriers is a rapidly growing research area aimed at increasing the stability,reusability and enzymolysis efficiency of free enzymes.In this work,the role of phaseseparation and a pH-res...Immobilization of enzymes onto carriers is a rapidly growing research area aimed at increasing the stability,reusability and enzymolysis efficiency of free enzymes.In this work,the role of phaseseparation and a pH-responsive"hairy"brush,which greatly affected the topography of porous polymer membrane enzyme reactors(PMER),was explored.The porous polymer membrane was fabricated by phase-separation of poly(styrene-co-maleic anhydride-acrylic acid)and poly(styrene-ethylene glycol).Notably,the topography and pores size of the PMER could be controlled by phase-separation and a pHresponsive"hairy"brush.For evaluating the enzymolysis efficiency of D-amino acid oxidase(DAAO)immobilized carrier(DAAO@PMER),a chiral ligand exchange capillary electrophoresis method was developed with D-methionine as the substrate.The DAAO@PMER showed good reusability and stability after five continuous runs.Notably,comparing with free DAAO in solution,the DAAO@PMER exhibited a17.7-folds increase in catalytic velocity,which was attributed to its tailorable topography and pHresponsive property.The poly(acrylic acid)moiety of poly(styrene-co-maleic anhydride-acrylic acid)as the pH-responsive"hairy"brush generated topography changing domains upon adjusting the buffer pH,which enable the enzymolysis efficiency of DAAO@PMER to be tuned based upon the well-defined architectures of the PMER.This approach demonstrated that the topographical changes formed by phaseseparation and the pH-responsive"hairy"brush indeed made the proposed porous polymer membrane as suitable supports for enzyme immobilization and fitting for enzymolysis applications,achieving high catalytic performance.展开更多
基金the financial support from the National Natural Science Foundation of China(Nos.21874138,22074148,21727809,21635008)。
文摘Immobilization of enzymes onto carriers is a rapidly growing research area aimed at increasing the stability,reusability and enzymolysis efficiency of free enzymes.In this work,the role of phaseseparation and a pH-responsive"hairy"brush,which greatly affected the topography of porous polymer membrane enzyme reactors(PMER),was explored.The porous polymer membrane was fabricated by phase-separation of poly(styrene-co-maleic anhydride-acrylic acid)and poly(styrene-ethylene glycol).Notably,the topography and pores size of the PMER could be controlled by phase-separation and a pHresponsive"hairy"brush.For evaluating the enzymolysis efficiency of D-amino acid oxidase(DAAO)immobilized carrier(DAAO@PMER),a chiral ligand exchange capillary electrophoresis method was developed with D-methionine as the substrate.The DAAO@PMER showed good reusability and stability after five continuous runs.Notably,comparing with free DAAO in solution,the DAAO@PMER exhibited a17.7-folds increase in catalytic velocity,which was attributed to its tailorable topography and pHresponsive property.The poly(acrylic acid)moiety of poly(styrene-co-maleic anhydride-acrylic acid)as the pH-responsive"hairy"brush generated topography changing domains upon adjusting the buffer pH,which enable the enzymolysis efficiency of DAAO@PMER to be tuned based upon the well-defined architectures of the PMER.This approach demonstrated that the topographical changes formed by phaseseparation and the pH-responsive"hairy"brush indeed made the proposed porous polymer membrane as suitable supports for enzyme immobilization and fitting for enzymolysis applications,achieving high catalytic performance.
