Cu, Zn, Pt, proteins, DNA & RNA - here’s your weekend read: Issue 5 of JBIC is just out!
link.springer.com/journal/775/vo…
Plus, the Commentary by Karrera Djoko that we already tweeted about is leading off the Issue. Enjoy science and the weekend!

And remember to read (and cite!) Tim’s recent account of their work here in JBIC: rdcu.be/dhGOe
There is also a great video explaining their work in person: youtube.com/watch?v=pOLCiZ…

Huge shoutout to Hugh Harris and team for organizing a fantastic #ICBIC20 . Many thanks from the SBIC community for hosting us.
Here is a photo of current and past presidents and secretaries enjoying the conference dinner

SABIC 2024 update
Here is a website for SABIC 2024 with most of the relevant information about the conference.
Will be updating the information as we approach the conference.
SBIC
sabic2024.wixsite.com/my-site-1

Muchas gracias Jorge, for publishing this paper in JBIC! It is great to see the support from the Bioinorganic Community in Spain - more to come on this topic. Stay tuned!

Thanks for publishing this paper with JBIC! It is a little bit unusual, but I am happy to show the diversity of our field by including papers such as this one in JBIC!

Happy to have you as our contact and constant support, Steffen! Thanks for all your help and advice!

Twitter Alert for Issue 3 (2023) of JBIC! Kicking it off with a review on artificial Zn finder proteins, and then lots of enzyme spectroscopy and anticancer compounds, with synergistic catalysis & enzyme inhibition from Sadler Group for a home run!

Issue 2 for JBIC is out! Kicking it off is a review on G quadruplex-stabilizing M complexes from Albada Lab, quantum tunneling of K+ ions in G quadruplexes, FeS clusters and Mößbauer papers, and a study on M(phen) complexes against multi-resistant clinical isolates in Ireland.

… which only goes to show that Twitter ist useful, sometimes, for some things 😉...

It has been quite long in the making, but the final product is *amazing*! Thanks so much Sven Sven T. Stripp 🇺🇦🔥🌊 and Jason Jason W. Sidabras for making the effort. Must-read for all #hydrogenase afficionados and afficionadas, with almost 200 references!
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This is really cool work, thanks for sending this study to JBIC! Thorough computational work, but with strong feedback to experimental results. And the best - it is Open Access!
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Really nice piece of work, with a whole suite of advanced techniques for studying the interactions. Not trivial with Zn! Thanks for choosing JBIC for this study, which is scheduled to appear in print in Issue 3(28)!

Here’s your JBIC weekend read: Sarah Michel and Michel Lab report on Pb coordination to prolin-rich Zn fingers, and how function is retained despite very different structure. Important insight into the mode of action of a ubiquitous environmental toxin!
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Also in Issue 1 of JBIC: Visualizing Cu metabolism in ovarian cancer cells by a new ratiometric Cu dye. Great work by The New Group Sydney Chemistry!
Liz New #metalsinmedicine
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Not often re-tweeting other journals, BUT: This one is worth every second of your time! And yes, technical proficiency in synthesis is important even if you have made steps (like our CE, or are yet planning to) into the cell biology field! Thanks Organometallics and Andryj Borys!