Expanding nature's halogenation toolkit : discovery and exploration of new flavin-dependent halogenases from archaea and cyanobacteria

May 19, 2026Open Access

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This research aims to discover and characterize novel flavin-dependent halogenases from archaeal and cyanobacterial sources.
Characterization of flavin-dependent halogenases from various archaeal and cyanobacterial strains.
Analysis of enzymatic activity and substrate specificity.
Comparative studies to identify functional diversity of the halogenases.},
Several new flavin-dependent halogenases were identified, demonstrating unique substrate specificities.
Characterization revealed different enzymatic mechanisms across the halogenases.
The study found significant potential for biocatalysis applications in synthetic chemistry.

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Research uncovers new flavin-dependent halogenases in archaea and cyanobacteria, expanding biocatalysis tools.

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Viktorija Stikonaite (2026) studied this question.

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