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Comprehensive Inorganic Chemistry III, a ten-volume reference work, is intended to cover fundamental principles, recent discoveries, and significant applications of elements and their compounds. Authored by renowned experts in the field and edited by a world-class editorial board, each chapter provides a thorough and in-depth overview of the topic covered, featuring resources which will be useful to students, researchers, faculty as well as those in the industry.
Comprehensive Inorganic Chemistry III focuses on main group chemistry, biological inorganic chemistry, solid state and materials chemistry, catalysis, and new developments in electrochemistry and photochemistry, as well as NMR and diffraction methods for studying inorganic compounds.
The work expands on our 2013 work Comprehensive Inorganic Chemistry II while also adding new volumes on cutting-edge research areas and techniques for studying inorganic compounds. Researchers seeking background information on a specific problem involving the synthesis of inorganic compounds, as well as applications for numerous elements from the periodic table, and their compounds, will be able to rely on and refer to this authoritative scientific resource time and again.
Introduction: Bioinorganic chemistry and homogeneous biomimetic inorganic catalysis
Siderophores and iron transport
Metal ion homeostasis: Metalloenzyme paralogs in the bacterial adaptative response to zinc restriction
Metallomics and metalloproteomics
Biomineralization
Iron-sulfur clusters – functions of an ancient metal site
[FeFe]-hydrogenases: Structure, mechanism, and metallocluster biosynthesis
Heme-containing proteins: Structures, functions, and engineering
Engineering of hemoproteins
The biochemistry and enzymology of zinc enzymes
Cobalt enzymes
Biological and synthetic nitrogen fixation
Photosynthesis
Bio-inspired catalysis
Imaging
Phosphorescent metal complexes for biomedical applications
Photoactive metallodrugs
Metallophores: How do human pathogens withdraw metal ions from the colonized host
The role of d-block metal ions in neurodegenerative diseases
Metal ion interactions with nucleic acids
Metal-mediated base pairs in nucleic acid duplexes
Supramolecular metal-based molecules and materials for biomedical applications
Metal complexes as chemotherapeutic agents
Protein targets for anticancer metal based drugs
Platinum anticancer drugs: Targeting and delivery
Anti-cancer gold compounds