Synopsis of recent research by authors named "Ying-Wu Lin"
- Ying-Wu Lin's recent research primarily focuses on the engineering of heme proteins and metalloenzymes, particularly neuroglobin and myoglobin, to develop novel biocatalysts for various chemical transformations, including the synthesis of chiral organoborons and carbene insertions.
- His studies demonstrate the design of artificial peroxidases and nanozymes exhibiting enzyme-like activities, showcased through applications in environmental sensing, degradation of pharmaceuticals, and detection of glyphosate, highlighting the potential of engineered proteins in addressing complex chemical challenges.
- Lin's work not only enhances our understanding of the structure-function relationships in globins but also advances the field of enzyme design by integrating genetic engineering and computational methods, setting the stage for practical applications in drug discovery and environmental remediation.
