Production of Artifical Semi Synthetic Oxido Reductases Flavo Enzyme,Methylisoalloxazine,Redox Active,Flavo Enzymes

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Production of Artificial Semi-Synthetic Oxido-Reductases (Flavo-Enzyme)
Artificial oxido-reductases can be prepared by covalently attaching redox active prosthetic groups to existing sites.
Linking of 10-methylisoalloxazine derivatives (as redox-active groups) to specific sites of several proteins has been achieved.
The efficiency of these semisynthetic enzymes (e.g. flavopapain) compares favourably with that of naturally occurring flavo-enzymes.

A Protein Flavoenzyme

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