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Exciting advancements in the design of metal sites in *de novo* proteins are showcased by a team of researchers including Marco Chino, Luigi Franklin Di Costanzo, and others. Their innovative 28-residue tetra-thiolate metal-binding protein exhibits remarkable precision and high reduction potential, making it a groundbreaking component in artificial light-triggered electron chains.
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