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Jingjing Wan

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Amino-functionalized macroporous silica for efficient tryptic digestion in acidic solutions

Hubert Girault, Liang Qiao, Jingjing Wan

Amino-functionalized macroporous silica foam (NH2-MOSF) has been developed as a host reactor to realize highly efficient proteolysis in acidic solutions where normal tryptic reactions cannot occur. The digestion protocol consists simply of adding the funct ...
Wiley-Blackwell2013

Characterization of efficient proteolysis by trypsin loaded macroporous silica

Hubert Girault, Liang Qiao, Hongyan Bi, Jingjing Wan

Tryptic digestion of proteins in trypsin loaded porous silica has been shown to be highly efficient. Enzymatic silica-reactors were prepared by immobilizing trypsin into macroporous ordered siliceous foam (MOSF) and into mesoporous SBA-15 silica which has ...
2011

Macroporous Materials as Novel Catalysts for Efficient and Controllable Proteolysis

Liang Qiao, Jingjing Wan, Jiawei Tang

A novel nanopore based digestion strategy has been developed by directly adding a macroporous material as catalyst to the conventional in-solution reaction system. Without increasing the enzyme or protein concentrations, this simple digestion approach exhi ...
American Chemical Society2009
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