ArticleDalton transactions (Cambridge, England : 2003)2026
Direct electrochemistry as a mechanistic tool for studying engineered myoglobins: implications on carbene transferase activity.
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Direct electrochemistry tools offer exclusive insight into the redox properties of metalloenzymes. However, they have not found widespread use within the artificial enzyme community, despite their potential to help inform catalyst design. Herein, we describe the use of a simple and robust method for non-covalent immobilisation of a library of myoglobin-based (Mb) engineered and cofactor-substituted metalloenzymes onto carbon electrodes. This allowed the determination of the reduction potentials (
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