Iron in Biology

- Introduction to Iron Dynamics in Human Cells

- Dysregulated Iron Dynamics in Cancer

- Ferroptosis: Iron-dependent Non-apoptotic Cell Death

- Non-alcoholic Steatohepatitis: Pathophysiologic Role of Iron in Liver Fibrosis

- Iron Dynamics in Pathogens and Their Inhibition for Anti-pathogenic Drug Design

- Iron Absorption in Human Duodenum by Dcytb and DMT1

- Regulatory Systems of Iron Homeostasis in Human Cells with a Focus on IRPs

- Molecular Mechanisms of ABC Transporters Involved in Bacterial Heme Uptake and Efflux

- Proteins Associated with Haem Catabolism for Iron Utilisation and Other Functions in Mammals and Photosynthetic Organisms

- Allosteric Regulation of Heme-containing Respiratory Enzymes for Therapeutic Implications: Cytochrome

- Oxidases and Nitric Oxide Reductases

- Proteins Related to Iron Deficiency Responses and Iron Sensing in Plant Cells

- Iron-phytosiderophore and Mechanism of Its Uptake from the Soil

- Iron Complexes as Bio-inspired Catalysts for Efficient and Selective Oxidation of Organic Compounds

- Development of Novel Catalyst of the Oxygenase Reactions Using Artificial Iron-containing Enzymes

- Recent Advances in Synthetic Models of Nitrogenase Cofactor

- Construction of Heme and Non-heme Iron Sensor Compounds, Which are Very Useful for Live-cell Imaging

- Artificial Haemoglobin

- Techniques for Characterization of Short-lived Intermediates Appearing in Catalytic Reaction of Iron-containing Proteins

- Computational Chemistry Studies on Iron-containing Proteins Toward Understanding Underlying Mechanisms

- Statistical Insight into Heme Structure and Its Diverse Utility in Proteins