The Biological Inorganic Chemistry Group

The Biological Inorganic Chemistry Group - A research team based at Wroclaw University, Poland.
Supervisor: prof. Elżbieta Gumienna-Kontecka

[The Biological Inorganic Chemistry Group @BioInorgChemWro]

We are super proud about this work published in J. Med. Chem.! We go from the design and synthesis of molecules to their recognition by pathogenic microbes and PET imaging of infection! Feel invited to read it!
@WCh_UWr @CostNectar @EKontecka @AndrzejMular

[UNIWROC Chemistry @WCh_UWr]

The latest paper by @dvvkxy and K. Stokowa-Sołtys in J. Inorg. Biochem. (https://t.co/96woiB57nT) presents #thermodynamic and #spectroscopic parameters, and the binding mode of Cu(II), Fe(II), and Zn(II) ions by FeoB regions from #Staphylococcus aureus. @BioInorgChemWro @uniwroc

[The Biological Inorganic Chemistry Group @BioInorgChemWro]

Congratulations to prof. Henryk Kozlowski on the occasion of the Jedrzej Śniadecki medal of the Polish Chemical Society for outstanding scientific achievements of global importance in chemistry!

[Ela Gumienna-Kontecka @EKontecka]

Happy to share our new collaborative paper on artificial siderophores prepared for Ga-68 nuclear imaging of microorganisms. Just out in @InorgChem. Congrats to @AndrzejMular and all coauthors, and thanks to @NCN, @CostNectar! Read more at https://t.co/UgPUxkeOXY

[Ela Gumienna-Kontecka @EKontecka]

Check out for the first mononuclear Mn(IV) clathrochelates - now published in Chemical Communications https://t.co/BvJpK0ZcNV
Congratulations to all authors and thanks to Horizon 2020 Marie Skłodowska-Curie RISE for Clathroprobes project funding.

[Ela Gumienna-Kontecka @EKontecka]

In search for strong chelators for Zr(IV) ions we have studied thermodynamics of hydroxamate ligands inspired by natural desferrioxamine E. The results are described in our recent paper in @InorgChem
https://t.co/xycJhnRw3o. Joint work was supported by @CostNectar