Mercè Capdevila

Professor in Inorganic Chemistry

University of Barcelona

Spain

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Professor Mercè Capdevila is a faculty member in Inorganic Chemistry at Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona, Spain. Her research focuses on various aspects of metallodrug interactions, metal complex stability, and the evolvability of metallothioneins, demonstrated through recent studies involving copper and platinum compounds. Additionally, she explores the functional capabilities of engineered metalloproteins and their applications in biochemistry.

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José M. Dominguez-Vera

Universidad de Granada

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Near-infrared activation of upconversion platforms for non-redox-dependent release of Pt(II)

Combining Experimental and Computational Tools to Unravel Copper‐Based Metallodrug Interactions With Proteins

Experimental recombining of repetitive motifs leads to large functional metallothioneins and demonstrates their modular evolvability potential

Experimental recombining of repetitive motifs leads to large functional metallothioneins and demonstrates their modular evolvability potential

Beyond copper: examining the significance of His-mutations in mycobacterial GroEL1 HRCT for Ni(ii) complex stability and formation

Beyond copper

A de novo evolved domain improves the cadmium detoxification capacity of limpet metallothioneins

Histidine-Rich C-Terminal Tail of Mycobacterial GroEL1 and Its Copper Complex─The Impact of Point Mutations

Exploring the Biological Properties of Zn(II) Bisthiosemicarbazone Helicates

Copper Forms a PPII Helix-Like Structure with the Catalytic Domains of Bacterial Zinc Metalloproteases

Copper Forms a PPII Helix-Like Structure with the Catalytic Domains of Bacterial Zinc Metalloproteases

A de novo evolved domain improves the cadmium detoxification capacity of limpet metallothioneins

Synthesis and In Vitro Studies of Photoactivatable Semisquaraine-type Pt(II) Complexes

The Modular Architecture of Metallothioneins Facilitates Domain Rearrangements and Contributes to Their Evolvability in Metal-Accumulating Mollusks

Metal-dependent glycosylation in recombinant metallothioneins

The Modular Architecture of Metallothioneins Facilitates Domain Rearrangements and Contributes to Their Evolvability in Metal-Accumulating Mollusks

Exploring the Biological Properties of Zn(II) Bisthiosemicarbazone Helicates

Metal-Specificity Divergence between Metallothioneins of Nerita peloronta (Neritimorpha, Gastropoda) Sets the Starting Point for a Novel Chemical MT Classification Proposal

Tunicates illuminate the enigmatic evolution of chordate metallothioneins by gene gains and losses, independent modular expansions and functional convergences

Metal-Specificity Divergence between Metallothioneins of Nerita peloronta (Neritimorpha, Gastropoda) Sets the Starting Point for a Novel Chemical MT Classification Proposal

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José M. Dominguez-Vera

Slawomir Potocki

Marta Figueredo

Òscar Palacios

Paulina Potok

Ana M. González-Noya

Michael Niederwanger

Sandra Fernández-Fariña

Pau Nolis

Cristian Cañestro

Elzbieta Gumienna-Kontecka

Martinez-Calvo Miguel

Jordi Hernando

Carlos Jaime

Daniela Valensin

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