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| SUPRAMOLECULAR REACTIVITY AND TRANSPORT: BIOINORGANIC SYSTEMS, VOLUME 5
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Edited By
K.S. Suslick, USA
Description
In this volume, an overview of the expanse of bioinorganic systems that involve supramolecular chemistry has been assembled. It commences
with introductions to the supramolecular aspects of bioinorganic synthetic analogues and of metalloprotein structure and function. From
there, a range of topics involving diverse metallobiomolecules (proteins, nucleic acids, and their synthetic analogues) are developed.
Contents
Introduction to synthetic analogue chemistry (J.P. Collman, X. Zhang). Metalloprotein structure and function (R.J.P. Williams). Ferritin
and iron biomineralization (G.S. Waldo, E.C. Thiel). Biomimetic coordination polymers (C-T. Chen). Biomimetic shape-selective oxidations
(K.S. Suslick, S. van Duesen-Jeffries). Small substrate recognition in heme proteins (P.M. Champion, J.T. Sage). Protein-protein recognition
in long-distance electron transfer (F.S. Millett, B. Durham). Electron transfer (F.S. Millett, B. Durham). Metal binding effects on nucleic
acid structures (K. Akoi). Nucleic acid structure recognition (C.M. Dupureur, J.K. Barton). Footprinting of nucleic acids by iron-based
reagents (T.D. Tullius).
| Bibliographic details |
Hardbound, 0 pages, publication date: MAR-1999
ISBN-13: 978-0-08-042717-1
ISBN-10: 0-08-042717-0
Imprint: PERGAMON
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