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Product Profiles of Promiscuous Enzymes Can be Altered by Controlling In Vivo Spatial Organization
Abstract Enzyme spatial organization is an evolved mechanism for facilitating multi‐step biocatalysis and can play an important role in the regulation of promiscuous enzymes. The latter function suggests that artificial spatial organization can be an untapped avenue for controlling the specificity o
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