Abstract
The Cover Feature shows the carrier-free immobilization of self-assembled multi-enzyme complexes formed on the basis of polypeptide interactions and enzyme oligomerization. Such supermolecular and water-insoluble enzyme complexes feature a high reaction rate and good recycling capability for the biological multi-enzyme biocatalytic conversion of starch into inositol. The proposed strategy for the carrier-free immobilization of the enzyme complex sheds light on improving the catalytic efficiency of in vitro synthetic enzymatic biosystems. More information can be found in the Research Article by M. Liu et al.
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