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Amy Rosenzweig is a professor in the Department of Chemistry at Northwestern University. She focuses on understanding metalloprotein function at the molecular level, utilizing structural, spectroscopic, biochemical, genetic, and bioinformatic approaches to tackle challenges at the forefront of bioinorganic chemistry. Her research interests include biological methane oxidation, oxygen activation in metalloenzymes, metal uptake and transport, and natural products biosynthesis. Through her work, she has made substantial contributions to the field, with numerous publications highlighting the insights she has gained regarding copper binding and enzymatic processes in methane-oxidizing bacteria. Her laboratory, the Rosenzweig group, is dedicated to elucidating the mechanisms and structures of these fascinating biological systems, aiming to advance scientific knowledge in bioinorganic chemistry and its applications.
Northwestern University • Evanston, IL
Professor in the Department of Chemistry with a focus on bioinorganic chemistry.
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