In Vivo Assembly of a Genetically Encoded Artificial Metalloenzyme for Hydrogen Production
In Vivo Assembly of a Genetically Encoded Artificial Metalloenzyme for Hydrogen Production
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用于制氢的基因编码人工金属酶的体内组装
DOI:
10.1021/acssynbio.1c00177
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发表时间:
2021
影响因子:
4.7
通讯作者:
Shafaat, Hannah S.
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作者:
Naughton, Kassandra J.;Treviño, Regina E.;Moore, Peter J.;Wertz, Ashlee E.;Dickson, J. Alex;Shafaat, Hannah S.
The genetic encoding of artificial enzymes represents a substantial advantage relative to traditional molecular catalyst optimization, as laboratory-based directed evolution coupled with high-throughput screening methods can provide rapid development and functional characterization of enzyme libraries. However, these techniques have been of limited utility in the field of artificial metalloenzymes due to the need forin vitrocofactor metalation. Here, we report the development of methodology forin vivoproduction of nickel-substituted rubredoxin, an artificial metalloenzyme that is a structural, functional, and mechanistic mimic of the [NiFe] hydrogenases. Direct voltammetry on cell lysate establishes precedent for the development of an electrochemical screen. This technique will be broadly applicable to thein vivogeneration of artificial metalloenzymes that require a non-native metal cofactor, offering a route for rapid enzyme optimization and setting the stage for integration of artificial metalloenzymes into biochemical pathways within diverse hosts.