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Artificial metalloenzymes can be engineered to function effectively in complex biological environments, including cell lysates, surfaces, and intracellular spaces, overcoming previous limitations.
Microorganisms efficiently metabolize liquid n-alkanes, enabling complete mineralization and biocatalytic conversion for environmental and industrial applications.
Flavin-dependent enzymes demonstrate extensive catalytic promiscuity, enabling over 20 distinct non-native reactions through natural and engineered mechanisms.
Enhancing P450 enzyme components with greater degrees of freedom can significantly expand biocatalytic applications in pharmaceutical manufacturing.
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Enzymatic CO2 fixation pathways can be optimized to convert CO2 into valuable products, with potential for scalable, sustainable biocatalytic applications.
Metagenomic enzymes targeting stable bonds in plastics show promise but currently lack sufficient activity for efficient nylon and polyurethane depolymerization.
A conserved RH/QxxR motif enables widespread use of noncanonical redox cofactors in natural enzymes, with Bos taurus ALDH3a1 achieving unprecedented turnover with NMN+.
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AI-driven enzyme design achieves highly efficient and safe food enzymes, with advancements enabling the creation of novel biocatalysts and improved stability.
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