Julie Yi-Hsuan Chen, Qing Shi, Xue Peng, Jean de Dieu Habimana, James Wang, William Sobolewski, Andy Hsien-Wei Yeh
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De novo luciferases enable multiplexed bioluminescence imaging
We leverage AI-powered de novo protein design to create a new generation of luciferase catalysts, termed the neoLux series, which exhibit superior properties over native luciferases. These features include compact size, robust stability, cofactor independence, efficient cellular expression, higher catalytic efficiency, and unique substrate orthogonality, marking a significant advancement beyond the limitations of native luciferases. Additionally, we computationally designed highly efficient neoLux-fluorescent protein Förster resonance energy transfer (FRET) fusions capable of simultaneous multi-parametric imaging in cellulo and in vivo. Our pioneering approach has created a unified luminescent toolkit to allow for multi-colored tracking of cancer heterogeneity in vivo, paving the way for complex biological discovery.
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