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Enabling Improved Understanding of Biological Processes through Protein Engineering.
... Protein-protein interactions are at the heart of most if not all biological processes and molecular recognition tools allow us to study these interactions. Small molecules and antibodies are currently used ...
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Protein engineering of the yeast alcohol dehydrogenase
... for protein engineering is alcohol dehydrogenase enzyme as its complete amino acid sequence is known from a range of organism s, its crystal structure has been solved for horse ADH (Eklund et ...
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Protein Engineering of Escherichia coli β-glucuronidase
... through protein engineering often come at the cost of reduced ...GUS-TR3337 protein started with a lower glucosidase activity at room temperature relative to GUS-WT, the best variants obtained during ...
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An mRNA-protein Fusion at N-terminus for Evolutionary Protein Engineering
... nascent protein (phenotype) to its mRNA (genotype) covalently through the N-terminus was ...nascent protein via the phenylalanine derivative when the mRNA uses the amber suppressor tRNA to decode the amber ...
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Hypocrea jecorina CEL6A protein engineering
... representative and predictive screens, expression of var- iants in an appropriate host, measurement of specific activity which includes high-throughput specific protein determination, and the ability to query ...
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Biotechnology: 1994 Report on Protein Engineering R&D Programmes in Europe
... NATIONAL PROGRAMME The Danish protein engineering research centre PERC was established as a formal collaboration, within the context of the Danish biotechnological R&D programme 19911995[r] ...
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Insertional protein engineering for analytical molecular sensing
... existing protein ligands enable those macromolecules to be used as efficient receptors to cover a diversity of ...appropriate protein engineering approaches enable further improvement of the receptor ...
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Protein engineering through in vivo incorporation of phenylalanine analogs
... (Chapter 5). The construct incorporates an endothelial cell-binding domain from fibronectin [54-56] and a structural motif derived from elastin, a natural structural protein within the vasculature [57]. This aECM ...
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Probabilistic Protein Engineering
... function 23 . Generally, these models are trained using large data sets composed of literature data from varied sources with little to no standardization of the experi- mental conditions, and trained using many ...
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Protein engineering: emerging strategy to tackle hematological disorders
... In protein therapeutics, proteins are purposefully modified by, glycol-engineering, Fc fusion, conjugation to polyethylene glycol, site directed mutagenesis or evolutionar[r] ...
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Protein engineering via site specific incorporation of nonnatural amino acids
... amino acid, Trp, due to the enlarged binding pocket generated by the T415G mutation. 13 The relaxed substrate specificity of yPheRS (T415G) showed several drawbacks. Cell growth rate decreased, likely due to ...
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Optimization of the GluC1/IVM Neuronal Silencing Tool via Protein Engineering
... Fluorescent proteins have a tendency to dimerize at high concentrations. A crystal structure of GFP shows a hydrophobic dimer interface comprised of amino acid residues Ala206, Leu221, and Phe223 (Figure 4-11A) 37 . A ...
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Biophysics and Protein Engineering with Noncanonical Amino Acids
... model protein A1 is relatively insensitive to the stereochemistry of fluorinated amino acids incorporated into the protein ...dictating protein stability in the context of hydrophobic ...a ...
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Protein engineering by chemical methods
... Since the advent o f solid phase peptide synthesis (SPPS) back in the early 60 s, a considerable amount o f effort has been directed towards the chemical synthesis of proteins. As has been described in the introduction, ...
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Protein engineering as a tool for crystallography
... different heavy-atom compounds into native crystals, with preliminary data collection and data processing. This process can be time-consuming and sometimes requires m[r] ...
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Recent advances in ω-transaminase-mediated biocatalysis for the enantioselective synthesis of chiral amines
... reaction engineering approaches. Furthermore, protein engineering techniques, which play a crucial role in improving the substrate scope of these biocatalysts and their operational stability, are ...
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Post-production protein stability: trouble beyond the cell factory
... Being protein function a conformation-dependent issue, avoiding aggregation during production is a major challenge in biotechnological processes, what is often successfully addressed by convenient upstream, ...
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Engineering Multivalent Protein Affinity Ligands using the Sso7d Scaffold.
... Another important aspect of the Chapter 3 work is the selection of functional dimeric ligands which form on the surface of yeast. A hypothesis around this observation is that prior to being exported to the yeast surface ...
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Genome engineering for improved recombinant protein expression in Escherichia coli
... genome engineering (CAGE) ...metabolic engineering is the use of a transcriptional vector to express small chro- mosomal DNA fragments of ...ant protein expression ...
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Residues on Adeno-associated Virus Capsid Lumen Dictate Interactions and Compatibility with the Assembly-Activating Protein
... different protein products are generated through alternative splicing (1) and noncanonical translation start codons (2, 3), such that the products of the respective gene share portions of overlapping identity yet ...
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