Synthetic analogues of cysteinate-ligated non-heme iron and non-corrinoid cobalt enzymes

Article Abstract:

The progresses that are made in an attempt to determine the roles played by cysteinate sulfur ligands in promoting non-heme iron enzyme functions are presented. The molecular details regarding metalloproteins function are revealed.

Metalloproteins

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Synthetic analogues of the active sites of iron-sulfur proteins

Article Abstract:

The synthetic analogue approach to the metal sites in iron-sulfur proteins is discussed in detail. The way in which inorganic chemistry and biochemistry can be brought together in a synergistic manner is presented.

Proteins

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The clusters of nitrogenase: synthetic methodology in the construction of weak-field clusters

Article Abstract:

The synthetic methods, structures, and selected properties of clusters are highlighted. However, the synthetic challenge posed by the nitrogenase metaloclusters with their intrinsic property remains formidable.

Analysis, Nitrogenase, Chemical synthesis, Structure

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