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In article number 1701045, Guanghua Zhao and co‐workers, report a novel and simple way to encapsulate guest molecules within ferritin nanocages at mild experimental conditions. This strategy will lead to an increase in the use of ferritin in nanotechnology moving away from harsh conditions that can cause damage to protein or guest molecules. This method could be applicable to other shelllike proteins...
Ferritins are ubiquitous iron storage proteins where Fe(II) sequestration prevents not only its spontaneous oxidation to Fe(III) but also production of toxic free radicals. Recently, scientists have subverted these nature functions and used ferritin cage structures of nanometer dimensions for encapsulation of guest molecules such as anti‐cancer drugs or bioactive nutrients based on pH induced ferritin...
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