BARNARD COLLEGE
Molecular mechanisms of alkane hydroxylase (AlkB) reactivity and selectivity
Molecular mechanisms of alkane hydroxylase (AlkB) reactivity and selectivity is a funding opportunity from BARNARD COLLEGE, up to 346634, closing June 30, 2030.
Jun 30, 2030
(1430d left)Overview
Abstract The class-III diiron proteins, a group of integral membrane proteins unified by a histidine-rich active site, catalyze a wide range of reactions including hydroxylations required for the production of sphingolipids (an essential component of the myelin sheath), desaturating fatty acids that regulate…