Design And Evaluation Of Artificial Catalysts That Possess Enzyme-Like Amidolytic Catalysis

In the present study, with the main goal of mimicking the amidase activity of protease,artificial polymer catalyst and peptide catalyst were designed and synthesized followed by various evaluations to investigate the validity of the design to possess enzyme-like amidolytic catalysis. Poly(N-isopropy...

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Main Author: Wong, Yoke Ming
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Language:English
Published: 2017
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description In the present study, with the main goal of mimicking the amidase activity of protease,artificial polymer catalyst and peptide catalyst were designed and synthesized followed by various evaluations to investigate the validity of the design to possess enzyme-like amidolytic catalysis. Poly(N-isopropylacrylamide) microgel(NMG) has been developed by adding various functional groups to control surface charges, hydrophobicity, pKaand protein adsorption capacitybut seldom for enzyme mimics. Here, NMGsanchored with three types of functional groups were developed and studied aspolymercatalyststo hydrolyze amide bonds under evaluated mild conditions. Various evaluationstrategies were testedfor efficient hydrolysis activity on a p-nitroaniline-based substrate by using a colorimetric assay.
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spelling usm-479252020-11-23T02:00:44Z http://eprints.usm.my/47925/ Design And Evaluation Of Artificial Catalysts That Possess Enzyme-Like Amidolytic Catalysis Wong, Yoke Ming QH1 Natural history (General - Including nature conservation, geographical distribution) In the present study, with the main goal of mimicking the amidase activity of protease,artificial polymer catalyst and peptide catalyst were designed and synthesized followed by various evaluations to investigate the validity of the design to possess enzyme-like amidolytic catalysis. Poly(N-isopropylacrylamide) microgel(NMG) has been developed by adding various functional groups to control surface charges, hydrophobicity, pKaand protein adsorption capacitybut seldom for enzyme mimics. Here, NMGsanchored with three types of functional groups were developed and studied aspolymercatalyststo hydrolyze amide bonds under evaluated mild conditions. Various evaluationstrategies were testedfor efficient hydrolysis activity on a p-nitroaniline-based substrate by using a colorimetric assay. 2017-11 Thesis NonPeerReviewed application/pdf en http://eprints.usm.my/47925/1/DESIGN%20AND%20EVALUATION%20OF%20ARTIFICIAL.pdf%20cut.pdf Wong, Yoke Ming (2017) Design And Evaluation Of Artificial Catalysts That Possess Enzyme-Like Amidolytic Catalysis. PhD thesis, Universiti Sains Malaysia.
spellingShingle QH1 Natural history (General - Including nature conservation, geographical distribution)
Wong, Yoke Ming
Design And Evaluation Of Artificial Catalysts That Possess Enzyme-Like Amidolytic Catalysis
title Design And Evaluation Of Artificial Catalysts That Possess Enzyme-Like Amidolytic Catalysis
title_full Design And Evaluation Of Artificial Catalysts That Possess Enzyme-Like Amidolytic Catalysis
title_fullStr Design And Evaluation Of Artificial Catalysts That Possess Enzyme-Like Amidolytic Catalysis
title_full_unstemmed Design And Evaluation Of Artificial Catalysts That Possess Enzyme-Like Amidolytic Catalysis
title_short Design And Evaluation Of Artificial Catalysts That Possess Enzyme-Like Amidolytic Catalysis
title_sort design and evaluation of artificial catalysts that possess enzyme-like amidolytic catalysis
topic QH1 Natural history (General - Including nature conservation, geographical distribution)
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