The Bioinorganic Chemistry of the First Row d-Block Metal Ions—An Introduction

The role played by the metal ions of the first row of the block in biology is discussed using illustrative examples, and covering current thinking in the field. This will be of interest to current researchers in bioinorganic chemistry, as well as to senior undergraduate and novice postgraduate students entering the field.

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Inorganics
Published
2025-04-27
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https://doi.org/10.3390/inorganics13050137
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4
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Radioactive element chemistry and processing
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The Bioinorganic Chemistry of the First Row d-Block Metal Ions—An Introduction

Helder M. Marques
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Radioactive element chemistry and processing
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The Bioinorganic Chemistry of the First Row d-Block Metal Ions—An Introduction

Helder M. Marques
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Abstract

The role played by the metal ions of the first row of the block in biology is discussed using illustrative examples, and covering current thinking in the field. This will be of interest to current researchers in bioinorganic chemistry, as well as to senior undergraduate and novice postgraduate students entering the field.

InorganicsVol. 13(5)
University of the Witwatersrand (ZA)
Openalex Percentile: Top 13%
Radioactive element chemistry and processing
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