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Complete enzyme clustering enhances coenzyme Q biosynthesis via substrate channeling

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By Dianzhuo Wang, Andrea Gottinger, Jio Jeong, Callum R. Nicoll, Junlang Liu, Tereza Kadavà, Domiziana Cecchini, Marco Malatesta, Albert J. R. Heck, Andrea Mattevi, Eugene I. Shakhnovich
| Nature Verified
Abstract Metabolons - transient assemblies of sequential metabolic enzymes - facilitate the reactions of multi-step metabolic pathways, yet, how they mechanistically bolster metabolic flux remains unknown. Here, we investigate the molecular determinants of metabolon formation in coenzyme Q (CoQ) biosynthesis using coarse-grained molecular dynamics simulations and biochemical experiments.
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Without safeguards, AI-Biology integration risks accelerating future pandemics

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By Dianzhuo Wang, Marian Huot, Zechen Zhang, Kaiyi Jiang, Eugene I. Shakhnovich, Kevin Esvelt
| Frontiers
1 Introduction: the new biosecurity frontier in AI Artificial intelligence (AI) is transforming the practice of biological discovery. Among the most powerful tools driving this change are protein language models (pLMs)—large models trained on vast collections of natural protein sequences (Xiao et al., 2025).
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Entropy-driven denaturation enables sustainable protein regeneration through rapid gel-solid transition - Nature Communications

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By Junlang Liu, Michael Peters, Ryoma Ishii, Dianzhuo Wang, Kevin Parker
| Nature Verified
Abstract The upcycling of protein materials has long been hindered by the difficulty in restructuring them to usable forms. In contrast to proteins extracted using conventional organic denaturants, keratin treated with concentrated inorganic lithium bromide (LiBr) solution undergoes spontaneous aggregation into a stable gel with rapid phase-transition capability.
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