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Alanine-scanning of the yeast killer toxin K2 reveals key residues for activity, gain-of-function variants, and supports prediction of precursor processing and 3D structure

2024-11-22

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Yeast killer toxins (YKTs) are antimicrobial proteins secreted by yeast with potential applications ranging from food preservation to therapeutic agents in human health. However, the practical use of many YTKs is limited by specific pH requirements, low temperature stability, low production yields, and narrow target specificity. While protein engineering could potentially overcome these challenges, progress is hin...

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afa7d948-275b-51f5-8953-ddae48d16be2
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10.1101/2024.11.22.624868
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