A key challenge in enzymatic electrocatalysis is the precise control of enzyme orientation on electrode surfaces to enable efficient direct electron transfer. Binding peptides have been reported to be helpful in assisting the favorable orientation of multicopper oxidases, while seeking and engineering natural binding...
Cellobiose dehydrogenase (CDH) is a fungal extracellular flavocytochrome crucial for biomass degradation and promising for bioelectrocatalytic applications. However, its practical application remains limited by suboptimal catalytic efficiency and inefficient electron transfer. Here, an integrated engineering strategy w...
Xin-Yu Cui, Hai-Yan Song, Yuan-Ming Wang et al.· ChemElectroChem· 0 citations
Cellobiose dehydrogenase (CDH) is a typical biomass catalyst with significant potential for applications such as lignocellulose degradation, bioremediation, and bioelectrocatalysis. Its two-domain flavoheme structure enables the construction of direct electron transfer (DET)-based bioelectrochemical devices. However,...
Xin-Yu Cui, Hai-Yan Song, Yuan-Ming Wang et al.· ACS Catalysis· 0 citations
Enzymatic direct hydroxylation of steroid skeletons is vital for generation of physiologically and pharmacologically valuable compounds due to their structural and functional diversity. In this study, we discovered that ketosteroid isomerase (KSI) exhibited peroxidation activity using ferrocene and its analogues as e...
Xuemei Li, Meng-Sha Li, Yiyin Liu et al.· ACS Catalysis· 0 citations
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