Session Title: Protein Design & Engineering
Session Summary:Designing and engineering proteins offer a bottom-up understanding of how protein structures and functions evolve and are defined by their primary amino-acid sequences. These designed proteins expand upon nature’s repertoire enabling scientists to explore new and varied functions. In this session, we discuss state-of-the-art research in the field, from design strategies including protein modelling and creating artificial folds, to developments and applications of designed functions such as enzymes and metalloproteins.
- Chair
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- Ai Niitsu
- (RIKEN)
- Chair/Speaker
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- Guto Rhys
- (Cardiff University)
- Speakers
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- Paola Laurino
- (Okinawa Inst. of Sci. & Tech. Graduate Univ.)
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- Minkyung Baek
- (Seoul National University)
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- The EMBO Keynote Lecture
- Roman Jerala
- (National Institute of Chemistry)