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Ming Su

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Engineering dynamic heterogeneous–homogeneous hybrid interfaces for solar-driven in situ water remediation

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By Zhiyong Zhang, Tengxin Cao, Ruimin Chen, Boyang Zhang, Jinyu Zhao, Xu Wang, Ming Su, Min Yang, Chuncheng Chen, Hua Sheng, Jincai Zhao
| Nature
Abstract For in situ remediation of surface waters, where contaminant sources and distributions are highly heterogeneous, developing an approach that combines broad-spectrum oxidative capacity with selective removal of trace yet high-risk pollutants remains a central challenge. Here we report a light-responsive Cu-anchoring strategy on a UiO-66-NH2 metal–organic framework that establishes a dynamic heterogeneous–homogeneous photocatalytic platform.
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Synergistic CRISPR/Cas12a-Nanozyme System for Iontronic Sensing of Site-Specific Septin9 Methylation

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By Yajie Fan, Shigang Shen, Ming Su, Hongyuan Yan
| dx.doi.org
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Synergistic CRISPR/Cas12a-Nanozyme System for Iontronic Sensing of Site-Specific Septin9 Methylation

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By Shigang Shen, Ming Su, Hongyuan Yan, Yajie Fan
| ACS Publications
Abstract Click to copy section linkSection link copied! Methylated septin9 (septin9-mC) is a well-validated biomarker for colorectal cancer screening, and accurate detection of such site-specific methylated DNA holds significant clinical value for early disease diagnosis. However, conventional methods suffer from cumbersome pretreatment, DNA degradation risks, and poor performance in low-abundance samples.
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