Automated generation of metalloenzymes and information capture through a fitness function

We will take the reaction invented chemically (ie CO2 capture with a metalloenzyme) and and run it in the presence of cells using a chemical droplet robot in which the biological system is programmed to generate peptides that can chelate metal ions to generate ArMs that can be symbiotically selected by the system. This links process engineering to the fitness functions and allows the systems to be linked artificially using such a chem-o-biological robot. The link is software and spectroscopy with chemical feedback. The chemicals can acts as mutagens, and also act as selection agents on the peptides expressed.