The Nanozyme Database is a digital resource focused on experimental data in nanozyme-related
publications.
With collection and curation, researchers are enabled to explore nanozymes in an intuitive way. Over
1000
publications and thousands of materials are collected, involving their kinetic parameters, applications
and
references.
Project History
The development of a nanozyme data information system was started in 2019 by the team of Professor Hui
Wei
of Nanjing University.
A vague concept of developing a nanozyme database emerged years ago. In 2018, when we were preparing a
comprehensive review on nanozymes, a great deal of data were collected from literature, tabulated and
presented in the supplementary file.(1) The tabulated data enabled us to further
develop a
data-informed
strategy for hydrolytic nanozymes discovery.(2) The clear idea of constructing the Database
was
developed in
2019, initially evolved into a bachelor thesis authored by Chenxin Zhu,(3) and was later
released in
2022 as
the alpha version after more than 3 years of development.
Sirong Li, Zijun Zhou, Zuoxiu Tie, Bing Wang, Meng Ye, Lei Du, Ran Cui, Wei Liu, Cuihong Wan,
Quanyi
Liu,
Sheng Zhao, Quan Wang, Yihong Zhang, Shuo Zhang, Huigang Zhang, Yan Du, Hui Wei, Data-informed
discovery
of
hydrolytic nanozymes, Nature Communications, 2022, 13, 827.
Chenxin Zhu, A Study on the Construction of Nanozyme Database: From a Data Standardization
Perspective,
Bachelor Thesis, Nanjing University, Nanjing, China, 2020. (Download
PDF)
Acknowledgments
Data were collected by Wei lab members (see the contributor list). We thank Professor Wenyang Bai and
Xinchun Yue for their help. We thank Professor Xingfa Gao, Professor Lizeng Gao, and their groups for
insightful comments.
Contributor list
To be updated.
Contact Us
If you have any suggestions or comments on the database, please contact us
at: 161190150@smail.nju.edu.cn