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Controlling outer-sphere solvent reorganization energy to turn on or off the function of artificial metalloenzymes - Nature Communications

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By Divyansh Prakash, Babak Andi
| Nature Verified
Abstract Metalloenzymes play essential roles in biology. However, unraveling how outer-sphere interactions can be predictably controlled to influence their functions remains a significant challenge.
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Converting a cysteine-rich natively noncatalytic protein to an artificial hydrogenase

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By Sreya Malayam Parambath, Divyansh Prakash, Windfield Swetman, Aditya Surakanti
| Royal Society of Chemistry Verified
Converting a cysteine-rich natively noncatalytic protein to an artificial hydrogenase† An artificial hydrogenase is constructed when the natively noncatalytic α-domain of the Cys-rich protein metallothionein (MT) is assembled with NiII. αMT binds four eq. of NiII in a non-cooperative manner where the addition of the 1st NiII eq. affords the most catalytically active species with little effect on photocatalytic H2 production during subsequent metal addition.
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Patents Or People: The Conundrum Of The Healthcare Industry

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By Abhay Singh, Isha Garg, Divyansh Prakash, Jeevan Joseph
| Modern Ghana Verified
Listen to article The first traces of SARS-CoV-2 virus (severe acute respiratory syndrome coronavirus 2) were discovered in November 2019 in Wuhan, China. Since then, the novel coronavirus disease (COVID-19) has transformed from a local disease into a global pandemic. While countries across the world, rich and poor, are fighting the pandemic with all force, a common problem that stands in their way is the uneven distribution of resources and services in their societies.
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