In situ enzymatic control of colloidal phoresis and catalysis through hydrolysis of ATP
The ability to sense chemical gradients and respond with directional motility and chemical
activity is a defining feature of complex living systems. There is a strong interest among …
activity is a defining feature of complex living systems. There is a strong interest among …
A transient vesicular glue for amplification and temporal regulation of biocatalytic reaction networks
Regulation of enzyme activity and biocatalytic cascades on compartmentalized cellular
components is key to the adaptation of cellular processes such as signal transduction and …
components is key to the adaptation of cellular processes such as signal transduction and …
Perpetuating enzymatically induced spatiotemporal pH and catalytic heterogeneity of a hydrogel by nanoparticles
The attainment of spatiotemporally inhomogeneous chemical and physical properties within
a system is gaining attention across disciplines due to the resemblance to environmental …
a system is gaining attention across disciplines due to the resemblance to environmental …
Dictating catalytic preference and activity of a nanoparticle by modulating its multivalent engagement
Incorporating adaptive and dynamic behavior in a catalytic system is the foremost
prerequisite to gain nature-like complex functionality in a synthetic chemical network …
prerequisite to gain nature-like complex functionality in a synthetic chemical network …
Enzyme-Mediated Temporal Control over the Conformational Disposition of a Condensed Protein in Macromolecular Crowded Media
Temporal regulation between input and output signals is one of the hallmarks of complex
biological processes. Herein, we report that the conformational disposition of a protein in …
biological processes. Herein, we report that the conformational disposition of a protein in …
Macromolecular crowding effect on the activity of liposome-bound alkaline phosphatase: a paradoxical inhibitory action
A Deshwal, S Maiti - Langmuir, 2021 - ACS Publications
The cytoplasm of a cell is extremely crowded, with 20–30% being large biomolecules. This
crowding enforces a significant amount of the physical and chemical barrier around …
crowding enforces a significant amount of the physical and chemical barrier around …
Benchmarking cationic monolayer protected nanoparticles and micelles for phosphate‐mediated and nucleotide‐selective proton transfer catalysis
Both micelles and self‐assembled monolayer (SAM)‐protected nanoparticles are capable of
efficiently hosting water‐immiscible substrates to carry out organic reactions in aqueous …
efficiently hosting water‐immiscible substrates to carry out organic reactions in aqueous …
Co-assembly-mediated biosupramolecular catalysis: thermodynamic insights into nucleobase specific (oligo) nucleotide attachment and cleavage
S Maiti - Journal of Materials Chemistry B, 2023 - pubs.rsc.org
Gaining control over the stability and cleavage of phosphoester and phosphodiester
remains a matter of interest for their application in biotechnology to oligonucleotide-based …
remains a matter of interest for their application in biotechnology to oligonucleotide-based …
Interconnectivity between Surface Reactivity and Self‐Assembly of Kemp Elimination Catalyzing Nanorods
Understanding the fundamental facts behind dynamicity of catalytic processes has been a
longstanding quest across disciplines. Herein, we report self‐assembly of catalytically active …
longstanding quest across disciplines. Herein, we report self‐assembly of catalytically active …
Generation of Bilayer Asymmetry and Membrane Curvature by the Sugar‐Cleaving Enzyme Invertase
A Nowbagh, A Deshwal, M Kadu… - …, 2023 - Wiley Online Library
The catalytic action of invertase generates bilayer asymmetry that stabilises membrane
curvature. The driving mechanism for the generation of membrane curvature by invertase is …
curvature. The driving mechanism for the generation of membrane curvature by invertase is …