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Progress in Artificial Evolution of Protein.

Ming Dai

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Artificial evolution has emerged in the past few years as a powerful alternative to rational approaches for engineering protein. In vitro evolution of enzymes use error prone PCR , DNA shuffling and mutator stains. Many useful enzymes have been isolated following the artifical evolution.

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Artificial evolution has emerged in the past few years as a powerful alternative to rational approaches for engineering protein. In vitro evolution of enzymes use error prone PCR , DNA shuffling and mutator stains. Many useful enzymes have been isolated following the artifical evolution.

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Artificial evolution has emerged in the past few years as a powerful alternative to rational approaches for engineering protein. In vitro evolution of enzymes use error prone PCR , DNA shuffling and mutator stains. Many useful enzymes have been isolated following the artifical evolution.

Key concepts: DNA shuffling, Directed evolution, Directed Molecular Evolution, Protein evolution, Protein engineering, Shuffling, Molecular evolution, Biology

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