James Lisy

Professor Emeritus

University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign

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James Lisy is a Professor Emeritus at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, USA. His research focuses on ion recognition mechanisms, ion transport, and the interactions of metal ions with biological molecules, as demonstrated in his recent articles. He employs advanced techniques such as infrared spectroscopy and mass-coupled cold ion trap infrared spectroscopy to explore phenomena in potassium ion channels and ionophores.

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Masaaki Fujii

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Tokyo Institute of Technology

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Keisuke Hirata

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Institute of Science Tokyo

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Is Tl+ an Analogue of K+? IR Spectroscopy of Tl+ and a Key Peptide of the Selectivity Filter in K+ Channels

Unbuckling the 18-Crown-6 Ether Belt Around Metal Ions: Forging the Connection to the Condensed Phase

Releasing Preferentially Sequestered Na+ from Its Confinement by Beauvericin: A Single Water Molecule is the Accomplice

Ion Recognition beyond Size Matching: Cooperative Hydration Effect on the K+ Selectivity of Valinomycin over Na+ Revealed by Cryogenic Double Ion Trap Infrared Spectroscopy

Can Ag+ Permeate through a Potassium Ion Channel? A Bottom-Up Approach by Infrared Spectroscopy of the Ag+ Complex with the Partial Peptide of a Selectivity Filter

Cation-responsive cavity expansion of valinomycin revealed by cryogenic ion trap infrared spectroscopy

Na+ Selective Binding by Beauvericin and Its Mechanism Studied by Mass-Coupled Cold Ion Trap Infrared Spectroscopy

A bottom-up approach to the ion recognition mechanism of K+ channels from laser spectroscopy of hydrated partial peptide–alkali metal ion complexes

Double Ion Trap Laser Spectroscopy of Alkali Metal Ion Complexes with a Partial Peptide of the Selectivity Filter in K+ Channels─Temperature Effect and Barrier for Conformational Conversions

Rethinking Ion Transport by Ionophores: Experimental and Computational Investigation of Single Water Hydration in Valinomycin-K+ Complexes

Potassium and sodium ion complexes with a partial peptide of the selectivity filter in K+ channels studied by cold ion trap infrared spectroscopy: the effect of hydration

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Masaaki Fujii

Keisuke Hirata

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