ChangWoo Lee

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Daegu University

South Korea

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Dr. ChangWoo Lee is a Professor at Daegu University, South Korea. His research focuses on enzymatic stability and adaptation to temperature variations, as demonstrated in his recent articles on hyperthermophilic esterases and cold-adapted glutaredoxins. His work explores structural adaptations and the roles of aromatic residues in enzyme activity and stability.

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Catalytic His-loop flexibility drives high activity in hyperthermophilic esterase EstE1 while preserving structural stability

Aromatic Residue Variations in the Central β-Sheet Influence Stability and Activity of E. coli Glutaredoxin 3

Crucial Role of an Additional α1–α3 Salt Bridge in Stabilizing the Active Site of Sphingomonas sp. Glutaredoxin 3 for Cold Adaptation

Structural Adaptations of Bacterial Grx3 to Temperature: Pro29 Is Essential for Cold Adaptation in Sphingomonas sp. Grx3

Aromatic Residue F443 Modulates the Dimer Interface and Activity of Pseudomonas mandelii Glutathione Reductase

Substitution of acidic residues near the catalytic Glu131 leads to human HYAL1 activity at neutral pH via charge-charge interactions

Thr-to-Ala Mutation Leads to a Larger Aromatic Pair and Reduced Packing Density in α1,α3-Helices during Thioredoxin Cold Adaptation

Structural conservation in the glutathione binding in Sphingomonas sp. glutaredoxin Grx3 and variations for cold adaptation

Unraveling the roles of aromatic cluster side-chain interactions on the structural stability and functional significance of psychrophilic Sphingomonas sp. glutaredoxin 3

C-Terminal β8-α9 Interaction Modulates Thermal Stability and Enzymatic Activity Differently in Hyperthermophilic Esterase EstE1 and Mesophilic Esterase rPPE

Tyr76 is essential for the cold adaptation of a class II glutaredoxin 4 with a heat‐labile structure from the Arctic bacterium Sphingomonas sp.

Different Effects of Salt Bridges near the Active Site of Cold-Adapted Proteus mirabilis Lipase on Thermal and Organic Solvent Stabilities

Essential roles of buried phenylalanine in the structural stability of thioredoxin from a psychrophilic Arctic bacterium Sphingomonas sp.

Molecular cloning and biochemical characterization of a NAD-dependent sorbitol dehydrogenase from cold-adapted Pseudomonas mandelii

Effect of active-site aromatic residues Tyr or Phe on activity and stability of glucose 6-phosphate dehydrogenase from psychrophilic Arctic bacterium Sphingomonas sp.

Purification and characterization of a novel medium-chain ribitol dehydrogenase from a lichen-associated bacterium Sphingomonas sp.

Biochemical comparison of two glucose 6-phosphate dehydrogenase isozymes from a cold-adapted Pseudomonas mandelii

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