Thursday, January 22, 2026

Nanozyme-armored natural enzymes for acute kidney injury management via inflammation regulation and oxidative damage mitigation.

Authors: Wang J, Li R, Fu X, Huo S, Wang L, Shao F, Gu Y.

DOI: 10.3389/fphar.2025.1686323

Abstract Summary

Researchers developed a novel nanozyme therapy for acute kidney injury (AKI) by combining catalase with manganese sulfide. The CAT@MnS nanozyme targets kidneys, simultaneously neutralizes harmful reactive oxygen species, and reduces inflammation—two key drivers of AKI. Testing in mouse models showed significant kidney protection and damage reduction, offering a promising new treatment approach for this serious condition lacking effective therapies.

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Novel nanozyme combining catalase with manganese sulfide effectively targets kidneys to reduce oxidative stress and inflammation in acute kidney injury models, offering a promising new therapeutic approach.

License: CC BY.


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