ArticleNano letters2025
Assembly of Matryoshka-Type Protein Nanocages for Compartmentalized Oxygen Sensing.
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- Process for Standardizing and Assessing the Parameters Governing MS2 Virus-Like Particle Reassembly around Nucleic Acid Cargo.bioRxiv : the preprint server for biology · 2026Article
- Construction of artificial organellesChemical science · 2025Review
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Abstract
Oxygen permeability is a critical property of protein nanocages (PNCs) that impacts or dictates the functions of PNCs. However, it remains challenging to determine it experimentally. Here, we report compartmentalized oxygen sensing inside PNCs by assembling matryoshka-type structures through interfacial engineering, namely, one PNC containing another smaller one functionalized with small-molecule oxygen probes. Oxygen in the lumen of the outer PNCs can be probed conveniently via phosphorescence spectrometry. This method enabled the analysis of two representative PNCs, MS2 virus-like particles and
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