Self-assembling protein scaffolds and methods
AssigneeRegents of the University of Minnesota
InventorsClaudia Schmidt-Dannert, Maureen B. Quin, Guoqiang Zhang, Kelly Kristen Wallin
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AssigneeRegents of the University of Minnesota
InventorsClaudia Schmidt-Dannert, Maureen B. Quin, Guoqiang Zhang, Kelly Kristen Wallin
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A protein scaffold includes a plurality of EutM subunits and a multi-enzyme cascade. The multi-enzyme cascade includes a first enzyme attached to the first EutM subunit and a second enzyme attached to the second EutM subunit. The scaffold may be formed by a method that generally includes incubating a plurality of EutM subunits under conditions allowing the EutM subunits to self-assemble into a protein scaffold, attaching a first enzyme of a multi-enzyme cascade to a first EutM subunit, and attaching a second enzyme of the multi-enzyme cascade to a second EutM subunit. The scaffold may be self-assembled in vivo or in vitro. Each enzyme may be, independently of any other enzyme, attached to its EutM subunit in vivo or in vitro. Each enzyme may be, independently of any other enzyme, attached to its EutM subunit before or after the scaffold is assembled.
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