Renée Z. Wang

This paper designs novel Rubisco variants using protein language models, identifying active candidates with improved CO2/O2 specificity and structural validity.

This paper measures temperature-dependent kinetic isotope effects (KIEs) in two rubisco forms, showing their KIEs decrease linearly with temperature, impacting interpretations of carbon isotope variations in Earth and biological sciences.

The paper identifies a Prochlorococcus lineage in oxygen deficient zones that expresses both form I and form II rubiscos, suggesting an adaptation to low oxygen environments.