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Assembling enzymatic cascade pathways inside virus-based nanocages using dual-tasking nucleic acid tags

Brasch et al., 2017

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18099140080625456350
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Brasch M
Putri R
de Ruiter M
Luque D
Koay M
Castón J
Cornelissen J
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Journal of the American Chemical Society

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The packaging of proteins into discrete compartments is an essential feature for cellular efficiency. Inspired by Nature, we harness virus-like assemblies as artificial nanocompartments for enzyme-catalyzed cascade reactions. Using the negative charges of …
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