ArticleACS catalysis2022
A Nanoconfined Four-Enzyme Cascade Simultaneously Driven by Electrical and Chemical Energy, with Built-in Rapid, Confocal Recycling of NADP(H) and ATP.
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Abstract
The importance of energized nanoconfinement for facilitating the study and execution of enzyme cascades that feature multiple exchangeable cofactors is demonstrated by experiments with carboxylic acid reductase (CAR), an enzyme that requires both NADPH and ATP during a single catalytic cycle. Conversion of cinnamic acid to cinnamaldehyde by a package of four enzymes loaded into and trapped in the random nanopores of an indium tin oxide (ITO) electrode is driven and monitored through the simultaneous delivery of electrical and chemical energy. The electrical energy is transduced by ferredoxin NADP
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