Suk Min Kim

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Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology

South Korea

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Suk Min Kim is a Research Professor at the Ulsan National Institute of Science and Technology in South Korea. His research focuses on enzymatic processes related to carbon monoxide conversion and the engineering of gas-converting enzymes. Recent publications include investigations into the stabilization of enzymes and the development of processes for the production of formate from industrial off-gases.

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Fortification of FeS Clusters Reshapes Anaerobic CO Dehydrogenase into an Air‐Viable Enzyme Through Multilayered Sealing of O<sub>2</sub> Tunnels

Fortification of FeS Clusters Reshapes Anaerobic CO Dehydrogenase into an Air‐Viable Enzyme Through Multilayered Sealing of O2 Tunnels

Enzymatic method for the conversion of carbon monoxide from industrial off-gases into formate

Molar-scale formate production via enzymatic hydration of industrial off-gases

Identifying a key spot for electron mediator-interaction to tailor CO dehydrogenase’s affinity

Tunnel engineering of gas-converting enzymes for inhibitor retardation and substrate acceleration

Enhancing the thermostability of lignin peroxidase: Heme as a keystone cofactor driving stability changes in heme enzymes

Enhancing the thermostability of lignin peroxidase: Heme as a keystone cofactor driving stability changes in heme enzymes

Streamlined aromatic ester process via tunnel engineering

Comparative genomic analysis and BTEX degradation pathways of a thermotolerant cupriavidus cauae PHS1

Comparative Genomic Analysis and BTEX Degradation Pathways of a Thermotolerant <i>Cupriavidus cauae</i> PHS1

O2-tolerant CO dehydrogenase via tunnel redesign for the removal of CO from industrial flue gas

O<sub>2</sub>-tolerant CO dehydrogenase via tunnel redesign for the removal of CO from industrial flue gas

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Jungki Ryu

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