Encapsulation of enzymes in metal ion-surfactant nanocomposites for catalysis in highly polar solvents.

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Encapsulation of enzymes in me ...... lysis in highly polar solvents

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Alei Zhang

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Pingkai Ouyang

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Sheng Xu

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Xun Cao

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Yan Ni

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Kequan Chen

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