8th International Conference on Bioinorganic Chemistry, Yokohama, Japan, 27 July–1 August 1997
This conference is part of the Bioinorganic Chemistry series.
Copperdioxygen complexes: Functional models for proteins
Metal complexes in medicine: Design and mechanism of action
DNA-mediated electron transfer: Chemistry at a distance
Time-resolved resonance Raman study of dioxygen reduction by cytochrome
Transition metal sulfur chemistry and its relevance to molybdenum
and tungsten enzymes
Mechanistic studies on the single copper tyrosyl-radical containing
enzyme galactose oxidase
Radical copper oxidases, one electron at a time
Structureactivity relation of horseradish peroxidases as studied with
mutations at heme distal and proximal sites
Iron porphyrins reinvistigated by new method: Mössbauer spectroscopy
using synchrotron radiation
A proposal for water oxidation in photosystem II
[1:3] Site-differentiated and sulfide-bridged cubane clusters in chemistry
and biology
Novel roles for Fe-S clusters in stabilizing or generating radical
intermediates
The high valent nonheme Fe2O2 diamond core: Comparisons with the heme
ferryl
Reactivity of diiron(II) complexes with molecular oxygen
Complexes of lopsided N-donor heterocyclic bioligands: Has
the electrostatic effect of the N2CH proton been overlooked in metallobiochemistry?
Metal ion-assisted stacking interactions and the facilitated hydrolysis
of nucleoside 5 ¢ -triphosphates
Creating regular arrangements of nucleobases through metal ion coordination
and H bond formation
Stereo- and site selection by enantiomers in electron-transfer reactions
involving native and recombinant metalloproteins