Superoxide anion (O) is typically produced in living cells and organisms, while excess O may cause unexpected damage, so monitoring and scavenging the O is of considerable significance to exploring physiological and pathological process. In this study, a Cu-based metal-organic framework (Cu-MOF) which comprise sequential Cu metal ion and conductive organic 2,5-dicarboxylic acid-3,4-ethylene dioxythiophene is synthesized to mimic superoxide dismutase (SOD), in which Cu is the essence of active site. On one hand, the Cu-MOF possesses excellent electrocatalytic activity to detect O at -0.05 V, biased at which potential the electrode showed good linearity toward O with detection limit of 0.283 μM and interference immunity for AA, DA, UA, 5-HT and HO. The Cu-MOF modified microelectrode was applied for measuring the O released from living cells real time and monitoring O generation in rat brain. On the other hand, this Cu-MOF has the catalytic activity to mimic the superoxide dismutase for scavenging O in HeLa cells effectively. This work provides a methodology to design metal ion based enzyme mimetic for analyzing and scavenging O in cells and in vivo.
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