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This project aims to revolutionize the design of enzyme-like catalysts for various applications by automating the selection process in directed evolution. By using biochemical computers, it seeks to enhance the efficiency and versatility of developing new catalytic tools that can function in non-natural environments.
Natural enzymes are awesome catalysts, in terms of their catalytic efficiency, selectivity, control mechanisms, etc.
Revamped as laboratory or industrial tools, they have allowed more than a few breakthroughs, such as PCR, next generation sequencing or green chemistry.
The next revolution will be brought by a new generation of extensively modified “enzymatic” catalysts working in non-natural environments, possibly build from non-natural chemistries and targeting an unlimited range of non-natural…
CENTRE NATIONAL DE LA RECHERCHE SCIENTIFIQUE CNRS
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