Induced Proximity Approach Enables the Recombinant Production of Polyphosphorylated Silk Proteins with Improved Adhesiveness

Induced Proximity Approach Enables the Recombinant Production of Polyphosphorylated Silk Proteins with Improved Adhesiveness

Phosphorylation is considered to play a role in many of the functional properties of silk proteins, affecting their solubility, environmental adaptability, adhesion, and biocompatibility. However, investigating these effects has been hampered by the difficulty of isolating phosphorylated proteins fr...

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Main Author: Nea B. Möttönen (22682374) (author)
Other Authors: Ruxia Fan (17051895) (author), Stefania Aspholm-Tsironi (22682377) (author), Salla Keskitalo (8086136) (author), Antti Tuhkala (22682380) (author), Markku Varjosalo (266899) (author), A. Sesilja Aranko (11866767) (author)
Published: 2025
Subjects:
Biophysics
Biochemistry
Microbiology
Molecular Biology
Biotechnology
Immunology
Physical Sciences not elsewhere classified
preserving cell viability
offering broad implications
aggregate spider silks
isolating phosphorylated proteins
tunable strategy provides
polyphosphorylated silk proteins
improved adhesiveness phosphorylation
functional protein engineering
recombinant silk proteins
silk proteins
phosphorylation strategy
target protein
recombinant production
functional properties
phosphorylation techniques
phosphorylation efficiency
vivo </
vitro </
powerful platform
polyphosphorylation enhanced
natural sources
induce proximity
escherichia coli
environmental adaptability
engineered spycatcher
biomaterial design
adhesive properties
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