A novel amino-nanozyme, based on boehmite nanoparticles (BNPs) functionalised with a tetra-azapyridinophane (L1), has been designed to undermine some of the key issues underlying Huntington disease. L1 forms Cu complexes with a striking SOD activity, while when grafted to the BNPs displays mitoROS scavenging properties and ability to disaggregate mutant huntingtin deposits in cells.
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