THE HYSTER GROUP
Developing Biocatalysts For The 21st Century
Recent Publication
Activation modes in biocatalytic radical cyclization reactions
Yuxuan Ye, Haigen Fu, Todd K. Hyster
Photoenzymatic Synthesis of α‐Tertiary Amines by Engineered Flavin-Dependent “Ene”-Reductases
Xin Gao,∥ Joshua R. Turek-Herman,∥ Young Joo Choi, Ryan D. Cohen, and Todd K. Hyster*
Engineering a Non-Natural Photoenzyme for Improved Photon Efficiency
Bryce Nicholls, Daniel Oblinsky, Sarah Kurtoic, Daria Grosheva, Yuxuan Ye, Gregory Scholes, Todd Hyster
ADAPTIVE ENZYME DISCOVERY
In an effort to develop more efficient and selective synthetic routes of valuable organic molecules, our group is focused on discovering versatile biocatalysts that can be used to effect a variety of synthetic reactions.
PHOTOENZYMATIC CATALYSIS
Our research emphasis is on the convergence of small molecule catalysis with enzymes, whereby the benefits of each are harnessed to uncover previously unknown chemical transformations with high selectivity.