ArticleBiotechnology letters2026
Expanding the cofactor range of aldehyde reductase YqhD by mutating key amino acids.
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YqhD is a broad-substrate aldehyde reductase that natively prefers NADPH and is widely used in alcohol biosynthesis. However, insufficient NADPH supply and low cofactor regeneration efficiency limit its catalytic performance. To address this limitation, we engineered YqhD through structure-guided semi-rational design and obtained a mutant G37D with markedly improved dual-cofactor compatibility with NADPH and NADH. With butanal and 3-hydroxypropionaldehyde as substrates, G37D exhibited 2.6- and 4.8-fold increases in catalytic efficiency (k
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