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Artificial allosteric protein switches with machine-learning-designed receptors

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By Zhong Guo, Oleh Smutok, Gyu Rie Lee, Zhenling Cui, Haocheng Qianzhu, Monika Kish, Kejia Wu, Colin Jackson, Maria Fiorito, Andrew C. Warden, Oliver Smith, Alfredo Quijano-Rubio, Thomas Huber, Jonathan Phillips, Gottfried Otting, Evgeny Katz, David Baker, Kirill Alexandrov, Cagla Ergun yva, Roxane Mutschler
| Nature Verified
Abstract Protein allostery underlies most information and energy processing in biology and the development of artificial allosteric proteins is a key objective of synthetic biology and biotechnology. We show that machine-learning-engineered minimal ligand-binding domains act as efficient receptors in single-component allosteric switches, despite lacking global conformational change.
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The Truth Behind the 5 Most Common Running Myths

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By Colin Jackson
| Runtastic
by Colin Jackson, sports director for the Wings for Life World Run The world of running can be quite confusing. Lots of questions might pop up, especially when you’re a beginner: Is barefoot running really the best? Should I focus on strength training, too? And is it necessary to carbo-load before a race? Colin Jackson, two-time 110m hurdle world champion, debunks the 5 most common running myths. 1.
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Report Details PAC Spending by McConnell, Paul

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By Colin Jackson
| WVXU-FM (Cincinnati, OH) Verified
By Colin Jackson • 6 minutes ago Originally published on January 23, 2019 11:59 am Kentucky's two U.S Senators both have well-funded political action committees. But the two spend their PAC money in very different ways. The Louisville Courier-Journal reports Republican Mitch McConnell spent the majority of funds last year from his PAC, the Bluegrass Committee, on national, state and local campaigns.
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