Siderophore and Related Natural Products Biosynthesis

1. Kinetic analysis of the three-substrate reaction mechanism of a NRPS-independent siderophore (NIS) synthetase<br>Andrew M. Gulick<br>2. Synthesis and Mechanistic Studies of Siderophore Conjugates<br>Elizabeth Nolan<br>3. Biosynthesis of Nicotianamine and Mugineic Acid<br>Audry Lamb<br>4. Structural and Chemoenzymatic Studies of DesD NIS Synthetase<br>Katherine M. Hoffmann<br>5. Structure-Based Design and Engineering of Natural Product Assembly Lines<br>Max J. Cryle<br>6. The production of siderophore analogues using precursor-directed biosynthesis<br>Rachel Codd<br>7. Preparation of Coenzyme F430 Biosynthetic Enzymes and Intermediates<br>Steven Mansoorabadi<br>8. Lanmodulin as an Archetype Lanthanide-Binding Protein<br>Joseph A. Cotruvo Jr.<br>9. Methanobactin Biosynthesis<br>Amy C. Rosenzweig<br>10. Biosynthesis and genome mining for acylated siderophores and tris-catechols containing cationic D/L amino acids<br>Alison Butler<br>11. Inverse stable isotopic labeling for discovering natural products containing precursors of interest<br>Aaron Puri<br>12. AMS Inhibitors of Siderophore Biosynthetic Adenylating Enzymes<br>Derek S. Tan<br>13. Chemical Probes for Interrogating Siderophore Biosynthetic Pathways<br>Courtney Aldrich<br>14. Glucosinolate Biosynthesis in Brassica Plants<br>Joseph M. Jez and Vivian Kitainda<br>15. Siderophore N-Monooxygenases<br>Pablo Sobrado<br>16. Siderophore-Dependent Ferrichelatases<br>Timothy Wencewicz<br>17. TBD<br>Allegra Aron<br>18. Anaerobic heme recycling by gut microbes: important methods for monitoring porphyrin production<br>Jennifer DuBois