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Paul M. Molinaro

The Graduate Center, CUNY

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Porphyrin driven redox tuning in structurally defined de novo heme proteins

Cam Mellor, Christopher Williams, Ethan L. Bungay, Jessica C. Berrones‐Reyes, Rob Barringer, Catherine R. Back, Paul M. Molinaro, Ronald L. Koder, Bruce R. Lichtenstein, Adrian John Mulholland, Matthew P. Crump, J. L. Ross Anderson

This paper designs redox proteins with tunable electron transfer properties by replacing heme B with non-natural metalloporphyrins, achieving redox potential modulation of over 400 mV.

bioRxiv · Jun 9, 2026 · PreprintBiochemistry