De novo metalloprotein design.
De novo metalloprotein design.
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DOI:
10.1038/s41570-021-00339-5
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发表时间:
2022-01
影响因子:
36.3
通讯作者:
DeGrado, William F.
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作者:
Chalkley, Matthew J.;Mann, Samuel I.;DeGrado, William F.
Natural metalloproteins perform many functions — ranging from sensing to electron transfer and catalysis — in which the position and property of each ligand and metal, is dictated by protein structure. De novo protein design aims to define an amino acid sequence that encodes a specific structure and function, providing a critical test of the hypothetical inner workings of (metallo)proteins. To date, de novo metalloproteins have used simple, symmetric tertiary structures — uncomplicated by the large size and evolutionary marks of natural proteins — to interrogate structure-function hypotheses. In this Review, we discuss de novo design applications, such as proteins that induce complex, increasingly asymmetric ligand geometries to achieve function, as well as the use of more canonical ligand geometries to achieve stability. De novo design has been used to explore how proteins fine-tune redox potentials and catalyse both oxidative and hydrolytic reactions. With an increased understanding of structure-function relationships, functional proteins including O2-dependent oxidases, fast hydrolases, and multi-proton/multi-electron reductases, have been created. In addition, proteins can now be designed using xeno-biological metals or cofactors and principles from inorganic chemistry to derive new-to-nature functions. These results and the advances in computational protein design suggest a bright future for the de novo design of diverse, functional metalloproteins. This Review describes the de novo design of metalloproteins, which perform numerous functions essential to life. By understanding, the relationship between the symmetry of the protein structure and the metal active site, we can design novel, functional metalloproteins from scratch.
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