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protein domain modularity

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In general, protein modularity, i.e., the relatively facile separation or (re)assembly of functional single protein domains or subdomains, is becoming an enabling phenomenon for cellular engineering by allowing enhanced control of phenotypic responses.

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Claim 1design principlesupports2024Source 1DOI PubMed

These cellular control advances harness natural evolutionary tendencies of protein domain fusion and fission.

Claim 2field trendsupports2024Source 1DOI PubMed

Protein modularity is becoming an enabling phenomenon for cellular engineering by allowing enhanced control of phenotypic responses.

Claim 3mechanistic enabling principlesupports2024Source 1DOI PubMed

Protein domain modularity has been exploited for cellular control applications through multifunctional synthetic constructs and controllable split moieties.

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Precise control of cellular function in response to external stimuli can enhance the function and safety of cell therapies.