Racemic assembly of minimalistic heterochiral tripeptides boosts their biocatalytic activity for ester hydrolysis. The amino acidic sequences are bioinspired and feature histidine (His) as a catalytically active residue, and the diphenylalanine (Phe-Phe) motif to drive self-assembly into anisotropic nanostructures that gel. This study thus provides key insights for the design of green biocatalysts with improved activity.
Racemic peptide assembly boosts biocatalysis
Alletto, Paola;Adorinni, Simone;Marchesan, Silvia
2025-01-01
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Racemic assembly of minimalistic heterochiral tripeptides boosts their biocatalytic activity for ester hydrolysis. The amino acidic sequences are bioinspired and feature histidine (His) as a catalytically active residue, and the diphenylalanine (Phe-Phe) motif to drive self-assembly into anisotropic nanostructures that gel. This study thus provides key insights for the design of green biocatalysts with improved activity.File in questo prodotto:
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