Zinc fingers (ZFs) are among the most structurally diverse protein domains. They interact
with nucleic acids, other proteins and lipids to facilitate a multitude of biological processes …

Ros/MucR is a widespread family of bacterial zinc-finger-containing proteins that integrate
multiple functions, such as symbiosis, virulence, transcription regulation, motility, production …

Exposure to arsenic, a class I carcinogen, affects 200 million people globally. Skin is the
major target organ, but the molecular etiology of arsenic-induced skin carcinogenesis …

Zinc ion binding is a principal event in the achievement of the correct fold in classical zinc
finger domains since the motif is largely unfolded in the absence of metal. In the case of a …

A strict interplay is known to involve copper and zinc in many cellular processes. For this
reason, the results of copper's interaction with zinc binding proteins are of great interest. For …

Co (II) electronic configuration allows its use as a spectroscopic probe in UV‐Vis
experiments to characterize the metal coordination sphere that is an essential component of …

MucR is a member of the Ros/MucR family of prokaryotic zinc-finger proteins found in the α-
proteobacteria which regulate the expression of genes required for the successful …

The structural effects of zinc replacement by xenobiotic metal ions have been widely studied
in several eukaryotic and prokaryotic zinc-finger-containing proteins. The prokaryotic zinc …

The protein MucR from Brucella abortus has been described as a transcriptional regulator of
many virulence genes. It is a member of the Ros/MucR family comprising proteins that …

Significant advances in the understanding of the molecular determinants of fibrillogenesis
can be expected from comparative studies of the aggregation propensities of proteins with …