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Bacteria, both in the environment and in the human body, are able to make a variety of natural products such as these in order to recruit iron. Siderophores and the iron they retrieve are essential to microbial survival. These structures represent siderophores made by the pathogens K. pneumoniae, A. fumigatus, and M. tuberculosis, respectively.

Contact Information

• Assistant Professor
• Office: Stepan 267
• Phone: 574.631.2696
• Contact by Email

Primary Research Areas

• Biochemistry
• Inorganic Chemistry

Research Specialties

• Molecular and Cell Biology
• Environmental Chemistry

Lab Personnel

• Beatrice Blanc
• Carolyn Dehner
• Rosanne E. Frederick
• Jeffrey A. Mayfield
• Garrett Moraski
• Bennett R. Streit
• Andrew Kocab
  undergraduate
• Chrissy Hall
  undergraduate
• Lauren Beuke
  undergraduate

Courses

• Chemistry Across the Periodic Table
• Bioinorganic Chemistry