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Clocked stepping of an artificial protein walker along a DNA track

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By Patrik Nilsson, Neil Robertson, Nils Gustafsson, Roberta B. Davies, Aaron Lyons, Ralf Eichhorn, Cassandra S. Niman, Elizabeth Bromley, Andrew E. Whitten, Anthony P. Duff, Ivan N. Unksov, Jason P. Beech, Peter Jönsson, Till Böcking, Birte Höcker, Derek N. Woolfson, Nancy R. Forde, Heiner Linke, Chu Wai Liew, Gerhard A. Blab, Paul M. G. Curmi
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Abstract Molecular motors are fundamental to life because they transduce free energy into mechanical work, a capability rooted in the chemical and structural complexity of their constituent proteins. Although motors based on small molecules and DNA have been developed, the creation of an artificial protein motor has remained an elusive goal in synthetic biology. Here we report the realization of an artificial, externally controlled protein motor, termed Tumbleweed (TW).
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