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Characterisation of a phosphatase-like nanozyme developed by baking cysteine and its application in reviving mung bean sprouts damaged by ash. / Xie, Yingqiu; Shaimoldina, Ainur; Fan, Haiyan и др.

в: Environmental Science: Nano, 2023.

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Harvard

Xie, Y, Shaimoldina, A, Fan, H, Myrzagali, S, Nazarbek, G, Myrzagalieva, A, Orassay, A, Amin, A & Benassi, E 2023, 'Characterisation of a phosphatase-like nanozyme developed by baking cysteine and its application in reviving mung bean sprouts damaged by ash', Environmental Science: Nano. https://doi.org/10.1039/d3en00415e

APA

Xie, Y., Shaimoldina, A., Fan, H., Myrzagali, S., Nazarbek, G., Myrzagalieva, A., Orassay, A., Amin, A., & Benassi, E. (2023). Characterisation of a phosphatase-like nanozyme developed by baking cysteine and its application in reviving mung bean sprouts damaged by ash. Environmental Science: Nano. https://doi.org/10.1039/d3en00415e

Vancouver

Xie Y, Shaimoldina A, Fan H, Myrzagali S, Nazarbek G, Myrzagalieva A и др. Characterisation of a phosphatase-like nanozyme developed by baking cysteine and its application in reviving mung bean sprouts damaged by ash. Environmental Science: Nano. 2023. doi: 10.1039/d3en00415e

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Xie, Yingqiu ; Shaimoldina, Ainur ; Fan, Haiyan и др. / Characterisation of a phosphatase-like nanozyme developed by baking cysteine and its application in reviving mung bean sprouts damaged by ash. в: Environmental Science: Nano. 2023.

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abstract = "Wildfire causes detrimental problems to animals and plants. Nanoparticles with enzymatic activities were applied to repair the damage caused by fire and potentially degrade the produced pollutants. Kinetic studies revealed for the first time an allosteric mechanism of nanozymes. The present work aims to reveal the advantage offered by a phosphatase-like (PL) nanozyme formed by baking l-cysteine to treat mung bean sprouts affected by ashes. The size, morphology, and molecular structure of the nanozyme were characterized using scanning electron microscopy (SEM), transmittance electron microscopy (TEM), and FT-IR spectroscopy combined with quantum mechanical calculations. On the other hand, the morphology and structure of ash along with its interaction with the nanozyme were also studied in detail. Applying the PL nanozyme to plants affected by fire may neutralize the negative impact induced by the ash on germination, rooting, and growth. Thus, plants can grow normally.",
author = "Yingqiu Xie and Ainur Shaimoldina and Haiyan Fan and Sandugash Myrzagali and Guldan Nazarbek and Arailym Myrzagalieva and Aliya Orassay and Amr Amin and Enrico Benassi",
note = "This work was supported by Nazarbayev University Faculty – Development Competitive Research Grants Funder, with project reference 11022021FD2920 (Yingqiu Xie) and 11022021FD2928 (Haiyan Fan), and by UAEU-AUA Award No. 12R118 (Yingqiu Xie and Amr Amin). Computational resources were kindly provided by Shabyt HPC at Nazarbayev University.",
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