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Catalytic and bioactive nanostructures for regenerative medicine applications

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Figure 1.1 Illustration of the self-assembly process
Figure 1.2 Reaction mechanism of catalytic triad catalysis.
Figure 1.3 Reaction Mechanism for Phosphatases. Two possible mechanisms of  phosphoenzymes
Figure 1.5   Examples of peptides and peptide scaffold as hydrolase mimics.
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