Nanozyme Helps Collagen Resist Enzymatic Breakdown
Researchers have reported a new method for collagen crosslinking using manganese oxide nanoparticles that mimic an enzyme’s catalytic activity.
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Researchers have reported a new method for collagen crosslinking using manganese oxide nanoparticles that mimic an enzyme’s catalytic activity.
How do proteins fit together with DNA, RNA and smaller molecules? AlphaFold 3, introduced by Google DeepMind and Isomorphic Labs in May 2024, extends structure…
A cascade deep forest model reported strong performance at recognising proteins labelled as druggable. Its predictions can guide research, but still need biochemical and disease-specific…
GraphKM uses enzyme sequences and substrate structures to estimate a key kinetic parameter. Its tests show promise, with important limits for laboratory use.
An enzyme involved in metabolism can also build striking patterns of triangles within triangles.
A 2024 study explored the genetics and cell biology behind a tomato plant's patchy leaves. It identified an FtsH-related candidate, with key tests still needed.
How does an enzyme’s performance change from one plastic to another? A new study in Biotechnology Journal, published in April 2024, compares four bacterial enzymes—DaPUase,…
A ligase from a bacteriophage can efficiently attach DNA to the normally difficult 5′ end of RNA. Researchers demonstrated a possible adapter-ligation application, with broader…
A laboratory system linked solar-powered CO2 conversion to enzyme reactions that produced L-sorbose. The result demonstrates a synthesis route, with important resource and efficiency limits.
Two bacterial enzymes can remove much of the blood group A signal from the blood vessels of donated human kidneys.
A 2024 study combined AI sequence generation with laboratory tests to design heat-tolerant GAPDH enzymes. The results show both promising variants and the limits of…
The PAZy database helps researchers trace evidence for plastic-degrading enzymes, distinguish tested proteins from predictions and compare experimental conditions.