Enzymes boost activity and fluid flow in crowded protein droplets
Researchers show that protein crowding increases enzymatic activity, while enzyme activity increases molecular mobility in crowded droplets.
Researchers show that protein crowding increases enzymatic activity, while enzyme activity increases molecular mobility in crowded droplets.
A screen of seven enzymes found only Dispersin B inhibited Streptococcus mutans biofilm formation, while the peptide GI6 achieved comparable ...
Reconstructed ancestral plant enzymes reveal that high mirror-image selectivity arose through combined changes across the whole protein, not just the ...
A four-season survey of Spain's Murcian coast recovered 415 marine yeast strains across 90 species, including 12 potentially new to ...
A drought-inducible GOC photorespiratory bypass in rice switched on its transgenes tens of times above baseline under stress, yet the ...
A new review maps catalytic technologies across the entire textile value chain, from enzymatic pretreatment to recyclable magnetic catalysts, showing ...
A new study shows that sugar-based chemical interactions, rather than molecular crowding size, help the glycolytic enzyme PFKP stay active ...
Recent advancements in agricultural byproduct utilization have spotlighted the extraction of valuable compounds from sources often overlooked. A team of ...
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