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Protein structure and the relationship between structure and function is unfathomably complex. An amino acid chain of 200 residues in length has a staggeringly high number of possible sequences (200^20). The number of possible arrangements of these amino acids and the rotations around their bonds only makes this number even more insane when trying to comprehend all the possible structures.However, the final structure of our protein is dictated by the laws of nature. Oppositely charged regions will attract; hydrophobic residues will collapse towards the centre of the protein away from the water; throughout this folding process, appropriate residues may form hydrogen or covalent bonds with their neighbours. Folding always follows the same laws of thermodynamics and two proteins with the same sequence will both fold the same (given the correct / same conditions). The issue arises from our ability to predict all these variables to determine the most thermodynamically stable structure.The art of protein engineering is a relatively new field. It was only in 1974 that we developed a technique to reliably change any specific amino acid at will giving us the ability to determine a residues role in final structure. Since then the body of knowledge on the area has been growing and the technique of successfully modifying natural proteins grew too.Using what we have learned from studying the effects of changes made to natural proteins, we have been able to modify many of their properties. By changing residues in the active site to smaller amino acids with similar chemistry you can physically enlarge the site, allowing for larger substrates to bind. Changing the chemistry of these residues can completely change the substrate entirely. Increasing covalent bond number and reducing the number of residues hydrolysed by heat can greatly increase thermotolerance. Similar ideas have produced mutant proteins with different optimal pH and oxidation resistance. These techniques are still being developed and are behind a lot of industrial biotechnology.The lab I work in focuses on producing entirely synthetic enzymes, untouched by nature. Natural proteins have convoluted structures with vestigial remnants of past functions. Synthetic proteins can do away with this, being extremely simple. We impart function onto these proteins by utilising a technique seen in nature: incorporation of co-factors such as flavins or hemes. This can produce enzymes with comparable catalytic efficiency to those in nature, as the catalytic chemistry is carried out by the prosthetic groups. The wealth of knowledge gained through the use of mutations over the past 40 years help modify these man-made proteins, changing their optimal conditions and substrate specificity.While this is an exciting and progressing field, capitalising on co-factors is no where near what I think you are imagining. The fantasy of most protein engineers is to design a structure which will natively bind a substrate, react to substrate binding by undergoing a conformational change which in itself produces some sort of steric strain on the substrate (or physically reduces the distance between two substrates) and thus reduce the activation energy of the reaction. This kind of structure, along with all the bells and whistles of flexible loops moving to hold the substrate in place or allosteric inhibitory/up-regulatory sites is many years off. But the knowledge on the subject is growing and innovations in structure and function are already being made. With the help of techniques such as guided evolution, the field may begin to grow even faster.

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Because the main cause of the deadlock is within the Tory party. Teresa May has spent the last two and a half years trying to keep the Tory party together over the issue and has failed. In consequence of trying to achieve the impossible she has completely ignored all other parties (except the DUP) and the negotiations she was supposed to be having with the EU. If two and a half years ago she had tried to achieve a consensus with Labour, the SNP and the LD parties she would have had enough MPs to get the results through parliament. She chose not to so why should other parties pull her out of the mess?

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