Engineering redox functions in a nucleic acid binding protein
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Jon R. Wilson, Daren J. Caruana, Gianfranco Gilardi
A nucleic acid binding protein, rop, has conserved topology with a number of redox proteins; this is exploited to engineer haem binding, expanding its function as a redox protein.
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