Copper is an essential micronutrient for most organisms that is required as a cofactor for
crucial copper-dependent enzymes encoded by both prokaryotes and eukaryotes. Evidence …

Higher eukaryotes' life is impossible without copper redox activity and, literally, every breath
we take biochemically demonstrates this. However, this dependence comes at a …

Pollution caused by Copper and hydrogen sulfide pollution has severe adverse effects on
the environment and organisms. Real-time, fast and accurate monitoring of Cu 2+ and S 2 …

Copper is an essential trace metal for normal cellular functions; a lack of copper is reported
to impair the function of important copper‐binding enzymes, while excess copper could lead …

DNA-encoded chemical libraries (DELs) have become a powerful technology platform in
drug discovery. Dual-pharmacophore DELs display two sets of small molecules at the …

Copper nanoparticles (CuNPs) can be synthesized by green methods using plant extracts.
These methods are more environmentally friendly and offer improved properties of the …

Copper, a transition metal, serves as an essential co-factor in numerous enzymatic active
sites and constitutes a vital trace element in the human body, participating in crucial life …

As the vanguard against implant-associated infections (IAIs), macrophages facilitate the
phagocytosis and pro-inflammatory polarization of planktonic and biofilm infections, but …

The pathophysiology of ALS involves many signs of a disruption in copper homeostasis, with
both excess free levels and functional deficiency likely occurring simultaneously. This is …

Extreme acidophiles thrive in harsh environments characterized by acidic pH, high
concentrations of dissolved metals and high osmolarity. Most of these microorganisms are …