Selenium is a trace element essential for normal physiological processes. Organic selenium‐
containing amino acids, such as selenocysteine (Sec)/selenocystine and selenomethionine …

This review covers the past decade of intensive research on the design, synthesis and
screening of organoselenides and tellurides as catalyst able to mimic the activity of the …

Polyphenols are composed of a wide variety of molecules that are classified into several
categories, according to their chemical type such as phenolic acids, flavonoids, stilbenes …

This review highlights arsenic (As) and selenium (Se) sources in the environment, their
uptake in the soil-plant system, interactions between these metals and the associated …

Advances in the field of redox biology have contributed to the understanding of the
complexity of the thiol-based system in mediating signal transduction. The redox …

Msrs (methionine sulfoxide reductases), MsrA and MsrB, are repair enzymes that reduce
methionine sulfoxide residues in oxidatively damaged proteins to methionine residues in a …

Sulfur and selenium occupy a distinguished position in biology owing to their redox
activities, high nucleophilicity, and acyl transfer capabilities. Thiolated/selenolated amino …

This review article summarizes recent applications of electrochemical techniques to redox-
active drug development and mechanistic studies. It includes a general introduction to the …

The review addresses the functional and structural properties of the two series of chalcogen
analogues of amino acids in peptides and proteins, the methionine and the serine/cysteine …

The first examples of stable spirodiazaselenurane and spirodiazatellurane were synthesized
by oxidative spirocyclization of the corresponding diaryl selenide and telluride and were …