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Zhang, L.
Structural Biology in Action: Investigating EGFR Mutations in Lung Cancer and Engineering Biosynthetic Enzymes
xx (2025)2025 = Dissertation, University of Groningen, 2025
This thesis explores the role of structural biology in understanding protein function, with a primary focus on EGFR mutations in NSCLC (Part I) and a secondary focus on enzyme engineering for biotechnological applications (Part II). Part I of this thesis investigates how EGFR kinase domain mutations alter protein stability and inhibitor sensitivity through computational modelling, providing insights into drug resistance mechanisms and treatment outcomes in NSCLC patients. [...]
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Biophysikalische Untersuchung von an Biotransformationbeteiligten Flavinmonooxygenasen
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This work deals with the expression, purification, characterization, and crystallization of ΔhFMO5,a variant of the human flavin-dependent monooxygenase 5 (hFMO5) without transmembraneregion. This modification enables the expression and purification of soluble protein withoutaddition of detergent, resulting in the isolation of active protein saturated with FAD. [...]
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Structural Characterization of Polymer-BasedFlocculation of Humic Acid as a Tool forOptimizing Water Treatment
The complexation/flocculation induced by cationic polyelectrolytes (cPE) is regarded as aneffective method in conventional water treatment process for addressing negatively chargedhumic acid (HA), which exists ubiquitously in aquatic environments as a degradation productof plants and negatively affects the quality of drinking water.The interaction between oppositely charged HA and cPE can be regarded as the formation ofinterpolyelectrolyte complexes (IPEC), where HA serves as the polyanion with high rigidityand polydispersity. IPEC of cationic polydiallyldimethylammonium chloride (PDADMAC)and HA was first studied with a focus on the Ca2+ effects. [...]
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