Farzad Fatehi

This study shows that structural flexibility in computationally designed protein assemblies leads to multiple architectures, expanding their functional possibilities.

This study demonstrates how a circularly permuted enzyme can assemble into various hollow structures using pentamers, guided by structural and geometrical principles.

The paper shows that a single point mutation in a virus-like capsid can drive the formation of tetrahedral structures instead of the typical icosahedral symmetry.