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Department of Chemistry, Yale University, New Haven, CT 06520, USA.
Protein architecture involves two main secondary structural classes: alpha helices and beta sheets. Some natural proteins alter their fold in response to changes in solution conditions or as a consequence of mutation. Here, we discuss recent attempts to induce such conformational changes by design: specifically, the motivation and success of efforts to change one protein fold into a different one in response to the 'Paracelsus Challenge'. The results of such efforts may provide a better understanding of the processes that underlie conformational plasticity in proteins.
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