Computational Protein Design: Engineering Molecular Diversity, Nonnatural Enzymes, Nonbiological Cofactor Complexes, and Membrane Proteins

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Coenzymes
Computational Biology
Enzymes
Membrane Proteins
Protein Engineering
Proteins
Coenzymes
Computational Biology
Enzymes
Membrane Proteins
Protein Engineering
Proteins
Biochemistry
Organic Chemistry
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Computational and theoretical methods are advancing protein design as a means to create and investigate proteins. Such efforts further our capacity to control, design and understand biomolecular structure, sequence and function. Herein, the focus is on some recent applications that involve using theoretical and computational methods to guide the design of protein sequence ensembles, new enzymes, proteins with novel cofactors, and membrane proteins.

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2011-06-01
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Current Opinion in Chemical Biology
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