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Agents mobilizing Cu(II) from the inert ATCUN complex need both high affinity and a specific chelating structure

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Paulina Szczerba
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Ewelina Stefaniak
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Dawid Płonka
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Nina E. Wezynfeld
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Wojciech Bal *
DOI:10.1016/j.jinorgbio.2026.113387delete
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• ATCUN proteins and peptides are inert with respect to Cu(II) ion exchange reactions. • Histidine and His-Leu dipeptide are able to facilitate such reaction in EDTA model. • Histidine and His-1 peptides emerge as regulators of extracellular copper transport.
Keywords:
Copper(II) ATCUN complex
Copper(II) ion exchange
Reaction mechanism
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Journal of Inorganic Biochemistry
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