An artificial heme-enzyme with enhanced catalytic activity: evolution, functional screening and structural characterization

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Abstract
Synthetic proteins represent useful tools for reproducing metalloprotein functions in minimal, well-defined scaffolds. Herein, we describe the rational refinement of function into heme-protein models from the Mimochrome family. Originally designed to mimic the bis-His cytochrome b, the Mimochrome structure w
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Authors Rosa Vitale;Rosa Vitale;Liliana Lista;Liliana Lista;Corinne Cerrone;Corinne Cerrone;Giorgio Caserta;Giorgio Caserta;Marco Chino;Marco Chino;Ornella Maglio;Ornella Maglio;Flavia Nastri;Flavia Nastri;Vincenzo Pavone;Vincenzo Pavone;Angela Lombardi;Angela Lombardi;
Journal Organic & biomolecular chemistry
Year 2015
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10.1039/C5OB00257E
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https://dx.doi.org/10.1039/C5OB00257E
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