Standard Vocabulary for Nanozyme

doi:10.3969/j.issn.1673-8578.2020.06.004

Abstract

Abstract:

Nanozyme refers to a class of nanomaterials that possess enzyme-like properties, capable of catalyzing the substrates of enzymes following the similar enzymatic kinetics. Nanozyme is as a new class of enzyme mimics which may be used as enzyme alternatives to improve human health. Since firstly reported in 2007, nanozyme has become an emerging field as a multidisciplinary research hotspot with broad application potential in many important fields such as biomedicine, environment treatment, agriculture and national security. With more and more novel nanozyme-based technologies and products developing, it is essential to make the related terms uniformed and standardized for nanozyme, which would not only be beneficial for scientists in this field to deeply understand and precisely evaluate nanozymes’ catalytic activities, but also promote the industrialization of nanozyme.

Key words: nanozyme, vocabulary, standardization

CLC Number: (术语规范及交流)

N04 (术语规范及交流)

GAO Lizeng, LIANG Minmin, WEN Tao, WEI Hui, ZHANG Yu, FAN Kelong, JIANG Bing, QU Xiaogang, GU Ning, PANG Daiwen, XU Haiyan, YAN Xiyun. Standard Vocabulary for Nanozyme[J]. China Terminology, 2020, 22(6): 21-24.

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