Rasmus Ree

This paper improves an enzyme's thermostability and cofactor compatibility through multi-objective engineering, achieving variants with better heat resistance and higher cofactor activity retention.

The paper demonstrates a dual enzyme system that reduces TMA in salmon protein hydrolysates by 75%, improving odor through NADPH recycling.

This study shows that zebrafish Naa80 acetylates actins and is essential for normal hearing, but not for muscle development or viability.

The paper engineers a bacterial trimethylamine monooxygenase to increase its thermostability for industrial TMA remediation in fish protein hydrolysates.

The paper identifies Naa12 as a compensatory N-terminal acetyltransferase that rescues Naa10 deficiency in mice, revealing its role in amino-terminal acetylation.