Lecture

Protein Design: Enzyme and Biosensor Engineering

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This lecture covers the design of novel enzymes for catalyzing unnatural reactions by stabilizing transition states and generating inverse rotamer trees. It also explores the design of biosensors for selective ligand detection, showcasing examples and validation methods.

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Chemistry

Chemical reactions: Catalysis

Computer engineering

Software development: Human–computer interaction

Biological engineering

Biotechnology: Bioinformatics

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