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Structural and Functional Aspects of Metal Binding Sites in Natural and Designed Metalloproteins

Ornella Maglio, Flavia Nastri, Angela Lombardi

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This chapter contains sections titled: Introduction Chemistry of Coordination Compounds: An Overview Metal Cofactors and Metalloprotein Functions Coordination Site Specificity and Metalloprotein Functions: A Lesson from Iron Metalloprotein Design and Engineering Conclusions and Perspectives Acknowledgments References

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This chapter contains sections titled: Introduction Chemistry of Coordination Compounds: An Overview Metal Cofactors and Metalloprotein Functions Coordination Site Specificity and Metalloprotein Functions: A Lesson from Iron Metalloprotein Design and Engineering Conclusions and Perspectives Acknowledgments References

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This chapter contains sections titled: Introduction Chemistry of Coordination Compounds: An Overview Metal Cofactors and Metalloprotein Functions Coordination Site Specificity and Metalloprotein Functions: A Lesson from Iron Metalloprotein Design and Engineering Conclusions and Perspectives Acknowledgments References

Key concepts: Metalloprotein, Chemistry, Metal, Organic chemistry

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