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UbiA prenyltransferases contributing to bioactivities of phytochemicals: from gene discovery to enzyme and metabolic engineering

Proteins are fundamental molecules for life, as they control most of the biochemical reactions inside and outside cells. Recent developments of the technologies for the analysis of functional proteins and enzymes in living organisms enable us to understand the biological phenomena with high resolution. Therefore, the next stage would be how we use these knowledge for pharmaceutical sciences. Protein engineering, including rational design of artificial enzymes and imaging technology using engineered functional proteins, is a powerful tool to develop more useful biomolecules to be used in biotechnological process. <br />  In this symposium, six young researchers in the field of protein engineering will present their latest results. This symposium covers the front line of a broad range of medicinal chemistry researches, including functional and structural analysis, combinatorial biosynthesis, design of artificial enzyme, and development of fluorescent labeling technology using functional protein. These topics can bring renewed attention to this research field, and would enhance an expansive cross-cutting research for the future of pharmaceutical science.

The Pharmaceutical Society of Japan

The 142nd Annual Meeting of the Pharmaceutical Society of Japan (Nagoya)

The 142nd Annual Meeting of the Pharmaceutical Society of Japan (Nagoya)

[S08-5]UbiA prenyltransferases contributing to bioactivities of phytochemicals: from gene discovery to enzyme and metabolic engineering

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