Faten B. Hussein, Andrew H. Cannon, Justin M. Hutchison, Christopher B. Gorman, Yaroslava G. Yingling and Brooke K. Mayer
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摘要
具有高亲和力磷酸盐结合蛋白(PBPs)的吸附剂已证明具有高度选择性并能快速除磷和回收磷。虽然固定化 PBP 在无机磷酸盐(正磷酸盐,Pi)的去除和回收方面前景广阔,但要提高 PBP 材料的吸附能力,就必须增强其规模化应用的可行性。在这里,磁性正羟基琥珀酰亚胺(NHS)活化氧化铁颗粒(IOPs)被用来固定 PBP(PBP-IOPs)。PBP-IOPs 能够快速去除 Pi,5 分钟内吸附率超过 95%。微酸性 pH 值(6)、室温(20 ℃)和低离子强度(0.01 M KCl)条件下的去除效率最佳。PBP-IOPs 的π吸附能力不受氯化物、硫酸盐、硝酸盐、碳酸氢盐和硼酸盐等阴离子的影响。通过调节 pH 值,PBP-IOPs 释放了总吸附量的 99%。与之前研究的固定在 Sepharose 树脂上的 PBP(0.0062 mg g-1)相比,将 PBP 连接到表面积更大的 IOPs 增加了π的吸附能力(0.044 mg g-1)。因此,PBP-IOPs 具有快速、自发、选择性和可逆地捕获 Pi 的潜力。理论容量计算表明,要进一步推进基于 PBP 的吸附剂的设计和实施,需要同时改进基底固定材料的表面积与质量比,并减少 Pi 结合氨基酸序列的大小(同时保留 Pi 特异性)。
Phosphate-binding protein-loaded iron oxide particles: adsorption performance for phosphorus removal and recovery from water†
Adsorbents featuring high-affinity phosphate-binding proteins (PBPs) have demonstrated highly selective and rapid phosphorus removal and recovery. While immobilized PBP is promising for inorganic phosphate (orthophosphate, Pi) removal and recovery, increased adsorption capacity of PBP-based materials is essential to enhance the feasibility of PBP for scaled implementation. Here, magnetic n-hydroxy succinimide (NHS)-activated iron oxide particles (IOPs) were used to immobilize PBP (PBP–IOPs). The PBP–IOPs provided rapid Pi removal, with more than 95% adsorption within 5 min. Slightly acidic pH, room temperature (20 °C), and low ionic strength (0.01 M KCl) demonstrated the best removal efficiency. The Pi adsorption capacity of PBP–IOPs was not affected by anions such as chloride, sulfate, nitrate, bicarbonate, and borate. PBP–IOPs released 99% of total adsorbed Pi using pH adjustment. Conjugation of PBP to higher surface area per mass IOPs increased Pi attachment capacity (0.044 mg g−1) relative to previous studies of PBP immobilized on Sepharose resin (0.0062 mg g−1). Accordingly, PBP–IOPs have the potential to rapidly, spontaneously, selectively, and reversibly capture Pi. Theoretical capacity calculations indicated that parallel improvements in surface area to mass ratio of the base immobilization material together with reducing the size of the Pi-binding amino acid sequence (while retaining Pi specificity) are needed to further advance design and implementation of PBP-based adsorbents.
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