Publication of research results by researchers at the University of Zabol on the biomedical applications of nanozymes in the prestigious journal Coordination Chemistry Reviews

According to the Public Relations Department of Zabol University:

The article written by researchers from the Department of Chemistry and Biochemistry of Zabol University entitled:

Biomedical Potential of Nanozymes: Harnessing Redox Enzyme Mimicry for Theranostic Applications

was published in the prestigious journal Coordination Chemistry Reviews with an impact factor of 20.3, published by Elsevier.

Natural enzymes have significant catalytic activity, but their limited environmental stability and high cost of extraction have prompted researchers to look for alternative molecules. The emergence of "synthetic enzymes" as alternatives to natural enzymes is one approach to overcome this limitation. A group of synthetic enzymes, nanozymes (nanomaterials capable of catalyzing biological reactions) offer distinct advantages over natural enzymes, including increased environmental stability, increased durability, higher efficacy, and reduced cost.

In this article, redox enzyme mimicking nanozymes and their applications in various medical fields are reviewed. The content provided is useful for researchers in various fields including medicine, pharmacy, chemistry, biology, nanotechnology, materials science, etc.

This article was published by Dr. Somayeh Shahraki (Associate Professor of Inorganic Chemistry at the University), Dr. Esmaeil Vaziri (Associate Professor of Information Science and Knowledge at the University), Dr. Ali Akbar Sabouri (Professor of Biophysics at the University of Tehran) and in collaboration with a researcher from the Chinese Academy of Sciences in support of diplomacy and scientific authority.

Article access link:

https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/abs/pii/S0010854524002832