Enzyme immobilization has been accepted as an efficient technique for improving the stability and recyclability of enzymes. Herein
biomimetic mineralization strategy was employed to achieve the immobilization of urease in a type of metal-organic frameworks (zeolite imidazolate framework-8
ZIF-8)
and the immobilized enzyme urease@ZIF-8 was systematically evaluated for its structure
activity
stability and recyclability
using the hydrolysis of urea as a model. The entrapment of urease was found to be realized in a synchronous manner with the formation of ZIF-8 crystal. The loading of urease in ZIF-8 was measured to be
ca
. 10.6% through the bicinchoninic acid (BCA) protein assay. The encapsulated urease could efficiently maintain its native conformation
which endowed the immobilized urease with excellent activity and stability
even in harsh conditions (
e.g
.
in the presence of trypsin
acidic or alkali conditions
or at high temperature). Further
urease@ ZIF-8 exhibited good recyclability during the degradation of urea
in which it could keep 58.86% of initial activity after being used for 5 cycles. Thus
biomimetic mineralization could be poten
tially utilized as a promising method to prepare immobilized ureases with superior activity
stability and recyclability
thereby facilitating the construction of efficient catalysts for industrial biocatalysis and biosensing.
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