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Developments in directed evolution for improving enzyme functions
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The engineering of enzymes with altered activity, specificity, and stability, using directed evolution techniques that mimic evolution on a laboratory timescale, is now well established. In vitro recombination techniques such as DNA shuffling, staggered extension process (StEP), random chimeragenesis on transient templates (RACHITT), iterative truncation for the creation of hybrid enzymes (ITCHY), recombined extension on truncated templates (RETT), and so on have been developed to mimic and accelerate nature's recombination strategy. This review discusses gradual advances in the techniques and strategies used for the directed evolution of biocatalytic enzymes aimed at improving the quality and potential of enzyme libraries, their advantages, and disadvantages.
Keyword:
directed evolution
DNA shuffling
in vitro recombination
mutagenesis
random priming
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