Enzymology and Protin Engineering

Protein engineering is the process by which an experimenter alters a protein sequence by replacing, replacing, or removing nucleotides from inheritable law, with the end of chancing a modified protein that’s further suitable for a specific operation or purpose than an unmodified protein.  

  • Rational design

  • Multiple sequence alignment

  • Coevolutionary analysis

  • Structural  vaticination

  • Multivalent list

  • Directed  elaboration

  • Exon shuffling

  • Semi-rational design 

Enzyme engineering is a process of enhancing the function of a being enzyme or erecting an enzyme- enhanced function by altering its amino acid sequence. This technology has been developed as an important tool for prostrating the immoralities of native enzymes similar as biocatalysts.

  • Active point

  • Anabolism

  • Nested Gene

  • Mutagenesis

  • Protein Engineering 

  • Metabolic Engineering

  • Mutation

  • Enzyme exertion

  • Biocatalyst

  • Enzyme particularity

 

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