Walking by design: how to build artificial molecular motors made of proteins

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Abstract

To design an artificial protein-based molecular motor that can autonomously step along a track is a key challenge of protein design and synthetic biology. We lay out a roadmap for how to achieve this aim, based on a modular approach that combines the use of natural, non-motor proteins with de novo design. We define what can be considered to constitute a successful artificial protein motor, identify key steps along the path to achieve these designs, and provide a vision for the future beyond this aim.

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Nilsson, P. F., Zink, A., Laprévote, O. M. C., Korosec, C. S., Gustafsson, N., Robertson, N. O., … Linke, H. (2024). Walking by design: how to build artificial molecular motors made of proteins. Nano Futures, 8(4). https://doi.org/10.1088/2399-1984/ad7d7e

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