Highlights•Artificial enzymes can be designed through supramolecular interactions.•The
method of designing artificial enzymes without precise design based on protein complexes …

Enzymes are nanometer-sized molecules with three-dimensional structures created by the
folding and self-assembly of polymeric chain-like components through supramolecular …

Enzyme, an efficient and sophisticated biocatalyst, evolves into unique biomacromolecule
with three-dimensional structure consisting of a linear sequence of amino acids and plays a …

The development of supramolecular chemistry has led to a shift in the research focus from
the structural design of supramolecules to developing functional systems, such as …

Artificial enzymes based on the modification of a protein structure for the creation of new
active catalytic sites have experienced a great boom in recent years. Multidisciplinary …

The design of artificial enzymes has emerged as a promising tool for the generation of
potent biocatalysts able to promote new-to-nature reactions with improved catalytic …

Fundamental research into bioinorganic catalysis of the kind presented at this Faraday
Discussion has the potential to turn inspiration drawn from impressive natural energy and …

In nature, the macromolecular organization of multienzyme complexes has important
implications for the specificity, regulation and overall efficiency of biochemical reactions …

As alternatives to natural enzymes, nanostructured materials with enzyme catalytic
properties named “nanozymes” have attracted a great deal of attention with widespread …

Combining structural elements belonging to different proteins is a powerful method for
generating proteins with new properties. Progress based on detailed structural and …