Urinary bacterium revealed as unexpected testosterone maker in lab study
A laboratory study found that the urinary bacterium Actinobaculum massiliense can convert DHEA into testosterone, and molecular simulations from Auburn ...
Tag: Molecular Simulations
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Study identifies histidine ‘pendulum’ mechanism underlying high activity of Group A [FeFe]-hydrogenases
An experimental and simulation study found that two surface histidines form a proposed pendulum-like proton relay in Group A -hydrogenases, ...
Sugar Molecules, Not Size, Keep Key Metabolic Enzyme Working Under Stress
A new study shows that sugar-based chemical interactions, rather than molecular crowding size, help the glycolytic enzyme PFKP stay active ...
Designing Relationships in Intrinsically Disordered Proteins
In the realm of protein science, a significant frontier has emerged, focusing on intrinsically disordered proteins (IDPs). Unlike their well-folded ...
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