Robust folding of a de novo designed ideal protein even with most of the core mutated to valine
Abstract De novo designed proteins exhibit a remarkable property of extremely high thermal stability compared with naturally occurring proteins. The designed proteins are completely optimized for folding; the backbone structures are created by using a set of rules that relate local backbone structures to preferred tertiary motifs and the side chains are designed to favor both the local backbone structures and the entire tertiary structures. Here, we found that one of the de novo designed proteins, which was mutated to
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