A general method for detecting protease activity via gelation and its application to artificial clottingElectronic supplementary information (ESI) available: experimental data; gel rheology and morphology characterization data; control experiments. See DOI: 10.1039/c2cc31537h
A modular system for detecting protease activity via enzyme-triggered gel formation is described. Protease-specific recognition sequences are utilized to achieve enzyme specificity. Artificial blood clotting is demonstrated by activating endogenous thrombin to trigger gelation in fibrinogen-deficien...
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enzyme-triggered gel formation is described. Protease-specific recognition sequences are utilized to achieve enzyme specificity. Artificial blood clotting is demonstrated by activating endogenous thrombin to trigger gelation in fibrinogen-deficient blood plasma.
A modular system for detecting protease activity
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enzyme-triggered gel formation is described. |
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