Evolving Random Heteropolymers Toward Catalytically Active Materials
Invention type: Technology
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Case number: #24322J
The present disclosure relates to using monomer-based heteropolymers to create random heteropolymers that act as biomimetic catalysts that can be evolved to mimic activities of different classes of natural enzymes. The random heteropolymers comprise a mixture of heteropolymer sequences wherein a portion of the heteropolymers comprise a catalytically active region similar to that of a naturally occurring enzyme active site.
Researchers
Alfredo Alexander-Katz
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Philjun Kang
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Hao Yu
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Stefan Eres
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Ting Xu
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Shayna Hilburg
Departments: Department of Materials Science and Engineering
Technology Areas: Chemicals & Materials: Catalysis & Synthesis, Polymers
Impact Areas: Advanced Materials
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evolving random heteropolymers toward catalytically active materials
United States of America | Pending -
evolving random heteropolymers toward catalytically active materials
United States of America | Published application
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