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P. M. Lund

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Tuning the double lipidation of salmon calcitonin to introduce a pore-like membrane translocation mechanism

P. M. Lund, K. Kristensen, N. W. Larsen, A. Knuhtsen, M. B. Hansen, C. U. Hjoerringgaard, A. Z. Eriksen, A. J. Urquhart, K. I. Mortensen, J. B. Simonsen, T. L. Andresen, J. B. Larsen

This paper shows that tuning lipidation of salmon calcitonin can induce a pore-like membrane translocation mechanism, improving its membrane permeation efficiency.

bioRxiv · Jul 13, 2023Biophysics

Across kingdom biased CYP-mediated metabolism via small-molecule ligands docking on P450 oxidoreductase

S. B. Jensen, S. Thodberg, S. Parween, M. E. Moses, C. C. Hansen, J. Thomsen, M. B. Sletfjerding, C. Knudsen, R. D. Giudice, P. M. Lund, P. R. Castano, Y. G. Bustamante, F. S. Jorgensen, A. V. Pandey, T. Laursen, , N. S. Hatzakis

The paper identifies ligands that dock on P450 oxidoreductase (POR) to bias its specificity towards CYP redox partners, revealing a mechanism for pathway-specific metabolism.

bioRxiv · Sep 23, 2020 · PreprintBiophysics