Journal of the American Chemical Society,
Journal Year:
2022,
Volume and Issue:
144(26), P. 11580 - 11593
Published: June 22, 2022
Peptide-derived
cyclophanes
inhabit
a
unique
niche
in
the
chemical
space
of
macrocyclic
peptides
with
several
examples
pharmaceutical
importance.
Although
both
synthetic
and
biocatalytic
methods
are
available
for
constructing
these
macrocycles,
versatile
(bio)catalysts
able
to
incorporate
variety
amino
acids
that
compose
macrocycle
would
be
useful
creation
diverse
peptide
cyclophanes.
In
this
report,
we
synergized
use
bioinformatic
tools
map
biosynthetic
landscape
radical
SAM
enzymes
(3-CyFEs)
catalyze
three-residue
cyclophane
formation
biosynthesis
new
family
RiPP
natural
products,
triceptides.
This
analysis
revealed
3940
(3113
unique)
putative
precursor
sequences
predicted
modified
by
3-CyFEs.
Several
uncharacterized
maturase
systems
were
identified
encode
types.
Functional
studies
carried
out
vivo
Escherichia
coli
identify
precursors
containing
His
Tyr
residues.
NMR
products
can
also
incorporated
into
macrocycles
Collectively,
all
aromatic
3-CyFEs,
strictly
occurs
via
C(sp2)-C(sp3)
cross-link
between
(hetero)aromatic
ring
Cβ.
addition
functionally
validated
an
Fe(II)/α-ketoglutarate-dependent
hydroxylase,
resulting
β-hydroxylated
residues
within
rings.
study
reveals
potential
breadth
triceptide
systematic
approach
studying
broaden
diversity
macrocycles.
Science,
Journal Year:
2021,
Volume and Issue:
373(6557), P. 871 - 876
Published: July 15, 2021
Deep
learning
takes
on
protein
folding
In
1972,
Anfinsen
won
a
Nobel
prize
for
demonstrating
connection
between
protein’s
amino
acid
sequence
and
its
three-dimensional
structure.
Since
1994,
scientists
have
competed
in
the
biannual
Critical
Assessment
of
Structure
Prediction
(CASP)
protein-folding
challenge.
methods
took
center
stage
at
CASP14,
with
DeepMind’s
Alphafold2
achieving
remarkable
accuracy.
Baek
et
al
.
explored
network
architectures
based
DeepMind
framework.
They
used
three-track
to
process
sequence,
distance,
coordinate
information
simultaneously
achieved
accuracies
approaching
those
DeepMind.
The
method,
RoseTTA
fold,
can
solve
challenging
x-ray
crystallography
cryo–electron
microscopy
modeling
problems
generate
accurate
models
protein-protein
complexes.
—VV
Nature Communications,
Journal Year:
2022,
Volume and Issue:
13(1)
Published: March 10, 2022
Abstract
Predicting
the
structure
of
interacting
protein
chains
is
a
fundamental
step
towards
understanding
function.
Unfortunately,
no
computational
method
can
produce
accurate
structures
complexes.
AlphaFold2,
has
shown
unprecedented
levels
accuracy
in
modelling
single
chain
structures.
Here,
we
apply
AlphaFold2
for
prediction
heterodimeric
We
find
that
protocol
together
with
optimised
multiple
sequence
alignments,
generate
models
acceptable
quality
(DockQ
≥
0.23)
63%
dimers.
From
predicted
interfaces
create
simple
function
to
predict
DockQ
score
which
distinguishes
from
incorrect
as
well
non-interacting
proteins
state-of-art
accuracy.
that,
using
scores,
identify
51%
all
pairs
at
1%
FPR.
Science,
Journal Year:
2021,
Volume and Issue:
374(6573)
Published: Nov. 11, 2021
Protein-protein
interactions
play
critical
roles
in
biology,
but
the
structures
of
many
eukaryotic
protein
complexes
are
unknown,
and
there
likely
not
yet
identified.
We
take
advantage
advances
proteome-wide
amino
acid
coevolution
analysis
deep-learning–based
structure
modeling
to
systematically
identify
build
accurate
models
core
within
Yearbook of pediatric endocrinology,
Journal Year:
2022,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: Sept. 12, 2022
Brief
summary:
This
study
reveals
a
Deep
Learning
method,
'RoseTTA
fold',
based
on
DeepMind's
Alphafold2
framework,
to
predict
3-dimensional
protein
structures
from
1-dimensional
sequence
information
and
generate
models
of
protein–protein
complexes
with
high
accuracy.
Nature,
Journal Year:
2021,
Volume and Issue:
597(7874), P. 109 - 113
Published: July 14, 2021
Abstract
Cyclic
GMP–AMP
synthase
(cGAS)
is
a
cytosolic
DNA
sensor
that
produces
the
second
messenger
cG[2′–5′]pA[3′–5′]p
(2′3′-cGAMP)
and
controls
activation
of
innate
immunity
in
mammalian
cells
1–5
.
Animal
genomes
typically
encode
multiple
proteins
with
predicted
homology
to
cGAS
6–10
,
but
function
these
uncharacterized
enzymes
unknown.
Here
we
show
cGAS-like
receptors
(cGLRs)
are
immune
sensors
capable
recognizing
divergent
molecular
patterns
catalysing
synthesis
distinct
nucleotide
signals.
Crystal
structures
human
insect
cGLRs
reveal
nucleotidyltransferase
signalling
core
shared
diversified
primary
ligand-binding
surface
modified
notable
insertions
deletions.
We
demonstrate
remodelling
enables
altered
ligand
specificity
used
forward
biochemical
screen
identify
cGLR1
as
double-stranded
RNA
model
organism
Drosophila
melanogaster
recognition
activates
synthesize
novel
product
cG[3′–5′]pA[2′–5′]p
(3′2′-cGAMP).
A
crystal
structure
stimulator
interferon
genes
(dSTING)
complex
3′2′-cGAMP
explains
selective
isomer
recognition,
induces
an
enhanced
antiviral
state
vivo
protects
from
viral
infection.
Similar
radiation
Toll-like
pathogen
immunity,
our
results
establish
diverse
family
metazoan
pattern
receptors.
Materials Today Sustainability,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
24, P. 100500 - 100500
Published: Aug. 19, 2023
With
the
increasing
concern
over
environmental
impact
of
conventional
chemical
methods,
environmentally
friendly
processes,
commonly
known
as
green
chemistry,
for
synthesis
nanoparticles
have
gained
growing
interest
in
field
nanobiotechnology.
This
review
focuses
on
metallic
(NPs)
based
chemistry
and
their
applications
new
drug
delivery
system
anticancer
antimicrobial
treatment.
The
encompasses
a
survey
production
characterization
synthetic
NPs,
along
with
an
examination
physico-chemical
properties
biological
activities.
Notably,
this
goes
beyond
previous
reports
by
providing
extensive
analysis
recent
studies
that
utilize
silico
design
computational
modeling
to
gain
deeper
insights
into
interactions
between
these
NPs
targets.
simulation
helps
not
only
comprehending
mechanism
but
also
predicting
any
potential
bioactivities.
By
offering
broad
perspective
novel
ideas,
attempts
shed
light
future
development
smart
medicine
modern
generation
cancer
therapy
other
disease
treatments.
Nature,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
622(7983), P. 646 - 653
Published: Sept. 13, 2023
We
are
now
entering
a
new
era
in
protein
sequence
and
structure
annotation,
with
hundreds
of
millions
predicted
structures
made
available
through
the
AlphaFold
database1.
These
models
cover
nearly
all
proteins
that
known,
including
those
challenging
to
annotate
for
function
or
putative
biological
role
using
standard
homology-based
approaches.
In
this
study,
we
examine
extent
which
database
has
structurally
illuminated
'dark
matter'
natural
universe
at
high
accuracy.
further
describe
diversity
these
as
an
annotated
interactive
similarity
network,
accessible
https://uniprot3d.org/atlas/AFDB90v4
.
By
searching
novelties
from
sequence,
semantic
perspectives,
uncovered
β-flower
fold,
added
several
families
Pfam
database2
experimentally
demonstrated
one
belongs
superfamily
translation-targeting
toxin-antitoxin
systems,
TumE-TumA.
This
work
underscores
value
large-scale
efforts
identifying,
annotating
prioritizing
families.
leveraging
recent
deep
learning
revolution
bioinformatics,
can
shed
light
into
uncharted
areas
unprecedented
scale,
paving
way
innovations
life
sciences
biotechnology.