Synthesis and characterization of enzyme mimics with characteristic stability and high catalytic efficiency is an interesting field for researchers.Especially,with the development of nanoscience and introducing of Fe3...Synthesis and characterization of enzyme mimics with characteristic stability and high catalytic efficiency is an interesting field for researchers.Especially,with the development of nanoscience and introducing of Fe3O4 magnetic nanoparticles as peroxidase mimics in 2007,various nanomaterials such as noble metals,metal oxides,and carbon materials were introduced as enzyme mimics(nanozymes).Various nanomaterials exhibit peroxidaselike activity,hence,most of the nanozymes are peroxidase mimetics.Although the nanozyme based sensors were previously classified,the classifications have been focused on the type of nanozyme action.Therefore,the nanozyme based sensors were classified as peroxidase,hydrolase,and urease mimic-based sensors.However,heretofore,these sensors are not classified based on the detection mechanism and principles of system design.The aim of this review is the focus on the peroxidase mimic based colorimetric sensors as the most common nanozyme-based sensors and their classification based on principles of sensor design and review of the detection mechanism of the current mimic peroxidase based sensors.Moreover,some current challenges and future developments in this field are discussed.展开更多
Olfaction,the sense of smell,is a fundamental trait crucial to many species.The olfactory bulb(OB)plays pivotal roles in processing and transmitting odor information from the environment to the brain.The cellular hete...Olfaction,the sense of smell,is a fundamental trait crucial to many species.The olfactory bulb(OB)plays pivotal roles in processing and transmitting odor information from the environment to the brain.The cellular heterogeneity of the mouse OB has been studied using single-cell RNA sequencing.However,the epigenetic landscape of the m OB remains mostly unexplored.Herein,we apply single-cell assay for transposaseaccessible chromatin sequencing to profile the genome-wide chromatin accessibility of 9,549 single cells from the m OB.Based on single-cell epigenetic signatures,m OB cells are classified into 21 clusters corresponding to 11 cell types.We identify distinct sets of putative regulatory elements specific to each cell cluster from which putative target genes and enriched potential functions are inferred.In addition,the transcription factor motifs enriched in each cell cluster are determined to indicate the developmental fate of each cell lineage.Our study provides a valuable epigenetic data set for the m OB at single-cell resolution,and the results can enhance our understanding of regulatory circuits and the therapeutic capacity of the OB at the single-cell level.展开更多
文摘Synthesis and characterization of enzyme mimics with characteristic stability and high catalytic efficiency is an interesting field for researchers.Especially,with the development of nanoscience and introducing of Fe3O4 magnetic nanoparticles as peroxidase mimics in 2007,various nanomaterials such as noble metals,metal oxides,and carbon materials were introduced as enzyme mimics(nanozymes).Various nanomaterials exhibit peroxidaselike activity,hence,most of the nanozymes are peroxidase mimetics.Although the nanozyme based sensors were previously classified,the classifications have been focused on the type of nanozyme action.Therefore,the nanozyme based sensors were classified as peroxidase,hydrolase,and urease mimic-based sensors.However,heretofore,these sensors are not classified based on the detection mechanism and principles of system design.The aim of this review is the focus on the peroxidase mimic based colorimetric sensors as the most common nanozyme-based sensors and their classification based on principles of sensor design and review of the detection mechanism of the current mimic peroxidase based sensors.Moreover,some current challenges and future developments in this field are discussed.
基金supported by Shenzhen Sanming Engineering Project(SZSM202011012)Shenzhen Innovation Science and Technology Committee(JCYJ20180228175358223)National Natural Science Foundation of China(31670742)。
文摘Olfaction,the sense of smell,is a fundamental trait crucial to many species.The olfactory bulb(OB)plays pivotal roles in processing and transmitting odor information from the environment to the brain.The cellular heterogeneity of the mouse OB has been studied using single-cell RNA sequencing.However,the epigenetic landscape of the m OB remains mostly unexplored.Herein,we apply single-cell assay for transposaseaccessible chromatin sequencing to profile the genome-wide chromatin accessibility of 9,549 single cells from the m OB.Based on single-cell epigenetic signatures,m OB cells are classified into 21 clusters corresponding to 11 cell types.We identify distinct sets of putative regulatory elements specific to each cell cluster from which putative target genes and enriched potential functions are inferred.In addition,the transcription factor motifs enriched in each cell cluster are determined to indicate the developmental fate of each cell lineage.Our study provides a valuable epigenetic data set for the m OB at single-cell resolution,and the results can enhance our understanding of regulatory circuits and the therapeutic capacity of the OB at the single-cell level.
