Introduction
Impact of Scaffold Rigidity
General Structure
Active Site
Residues are the important residues in the binding site.
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Helix Cap
Mechanism
Figure #. Active site mechanism
HUMO and LUMO
Hydrogen Binding
Development and Evolution
DA_20_10
Mutated Q162 to in for improved h-bonding with the diene.
CE20
In this generation, it was found that the most catalytically efficient models had mutated T34, P48, and R56 to . These mutations further tightened the binding pocket and create a more hydrophobic environment.
Application
Relevance
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Structural highlights
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