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Lecture 9 of 60Week 2
Lecture 09 : Metal ion insertion
Prof. Debashis Ray · IIT Kharagpur
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All the lectures
- Lecture 01 - Metal Ions In Biological Systems
- Lecture 02 - Metallobiosite structures
- Lecture 03 - Biomolecular structure and molecular biology component
- Lecture 04 - Structures of nucleic acids
- Lecture 05 - Coordination Chemistry in action
- Lecture 06 : Coordination of peptide building blocks
- Lecture 07 : Occurrence and availability
- Lecturer 08 : Potential ligands of different types
- Lecture 09 : Metal ion insertion
- Lecture 10 : Organic cofactors and siderophores
- Lecture 11 : Introduction
- Lecture 12 : CD and Raman spectroscopy
- Lecture 13 : EPR
- Lecture 14 : NMR and X-ray
- Lecture 15 : Electrochemical methods
- Lecture 16 : Metal ion assimilation
- Lecture 17 : Transport of metal ions in bacteria and plants
- Lecture 18 : Transport of metal ions in fungi and mammals
- Lecture 19 : Homeostasis in bacteria and plants
- Lecture 20 : Homeostasis in fungi and mammals
- Lecture 21 : Transport across membranes
- Lecture 22 : Ion channels and ion pumps
- Lecture 23 : K+ channels
- Lecture 24 : Na+ channels
- Lecture 25 : Na+-K+ ATPase
- Lecture - 26 : Mg2+ dependent enzymes and kinases
- Lecture - 27 : Phosphatases & enolases
- Lecture - 28 : Photoreception and enzymes
- Lecture - 29 : Ca2+ transporting, binding and sensor proteins
- Lecture - 30 : Cell signaling by Ca2+ binding and sensing
- Lecture - 31 : Functions of iron ions and iron ion proteins
- Lecture - 32 : Heme proteins for O2 transport and storage
- Lecture - 33 : Activators of O2 and electron transport proteins
- Lecture - 34 : Iron-sulfur proteins
- Lecture - 35 : Mononuclear and dinuclear non-heme enzymes
- Lecture - 36 : Oxygen transport and SOD activity
- Lecture - 37 : Type 1 blue copper proteins
- Lecture - 38 : Type 2 non-blue copper proteins
- Lecture - 39 : Type 3 dinuclear copper proteins
- Lecture - 40 : Multicopper and mixed-copper enzymes
- Lecture - 41 : Coordination chemistry and function of zinc ions
- Lecture - 42 : Carbonic anhydrase and lyases
- Lecture - 43 : Carboxypeptidase and metalloproteinases
- Lecture - 44 : Alcohol dehydrogenase and bita -lactamase
- Lecture - 45 : Alkaline phosphatase and adenosine deaminase
- Lecture - 46 : Redox catalysis by manganese ions
- Lecture - 47 : Catalysis by manganese and cobalt ions
- Lecture - 48 : Cobalt ion dependent proteins and enzymes
- Lecture - 49 : Nickel proteins and enzymes
- Lecture - 50 : More nickel ion bearing enzymes
- Lecture - 51 : Carbon, hydrogen and oxygen
- Lecture - 52 : Nitrogen and Silicon
- Lecture - 53 : Phosphorus
- Lecture - 54 : Sulfur and Selenium
- Lecture - 55 : Chlorine and Iodine
- Lecture - 56 : Brain & blood-brain barrier (BBB)
- Lecture - 57 : Zinc and copper ions
- Lecture - 58 : Iron ions
- Lecture - 59 : Metal ion based drugs and metallotherapeutics
- Lecture - 60 : Chemotherapy, radiotherapy and contrast agents