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D. D. Oprian

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Mechanism Underlying Anti-Markovnikov Addition in the Reaction of Pentalenene Synthase

J. O. Matos, R. P. Kumar, A. C. Ma, M. Patterson, I. J. Krauss, D. D. Oprian

The paper elucidates the mechanism of anti-Markovnikov addition in pentalenene synthase by solving crystal structures and showing how residue F76 stabilizes the carbocation through cation-π interactions.

bioRxiv · Jun 17, 2020Biochemistry

The human non-visual opsin OPN3 regulates pigmentation of epidermal melanocytes through interaction with MC1R

R. N. Ozdeslik, L. E. Olinski, M. M. Trieu, D. D. Oprian, E. Oancea

This study identifies OPN3 as a negative regulator of melanin production in human epidermal melanocytes through interaction with MC1R, revealing a light-independent function for OPN3.

bioRxiv · Feb 18, 2019 · PreprintPhysiology