Natural Evolution Provides Strong Hints about Laboratory Evolution of Designer Enzymes.
Natural Evolution Provides Strong Hints about Laboratory Evolution of Designer Enzymes.
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自然进化为设计酶的实验室进化提供了强有力的线索。
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10.1073/pnas.2207904119
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2022-08-02
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11.1
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Rationalizing how the abiological Kemp eliminase is optimized in laboratory evolution remains a great challenge. Previous mechanistic studies only cover very few designs, leading to a partial understanding of the optimization process. Here, we demonstrate that the evolutionary information distilled from the homologs of natural protein scaffold correlates with the Kemp elimination activity of various mutants introduced in laboratory evolution. Therefore, even if an active site is replaced to catalyze a new reaction, the underlying evolutionary pressures that shaped the natural protein scaffold are still relevant. The present study sheds light on enzyme architecture, enzyme evolution, and the power of interpolating the catalytic landscape in enzyme design. Laboratory evolution combined with computational enzyme design provides the opportunity to generate novel biocatalysts. Nevertheless, it has been challenging to understand how laboratory evolution optimizes designer enzymes by introducing seemingly random mutations. A typical enzyme optimized with laboratory evolution is the abiological Kemp eliminase, initially designed by grafting active site residues into a natural protein scaffold. Here, we relate the catalytic power of laboratory-evolved Kemp eliminases to the statistical energy () inferred from their natural homologous sequences using the maximum entropy model. The of designs generated by directed evolution is correlated with enhanced activity and reduced stability, thus displaying a stability-activity trade-off. In contrast, the for mutants in catalytic-active remote regions (in which remote residues are important for catalysis) is strongly anticorrelated with the activity. These findings provide an insight into the role of protein scaffolds in the adaption to new enzymatic functions. It also indicates that the valley in the landscape can guide enzyme design for abiological catalysis. Overall, the connection between laboratory and natural evolution contributes to understanding what is optimized in the laboratory and how new enzymatic function emerges in nature, and provides guidance for computational enzyme design.
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