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Dajena Tomco

Associate Professor of Teaching

Wayne State University

Affiliations

College of Liberal Arts and Sciences

Chemistry

Dajena Tomco is currently serving as a Chemistry Associate Professor of Teaching at Wayne State University.

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Dajena Tomco

Wayne State University

Associate Professor of Teaching

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pharmacology inorganic chemistry coordination chemistry chemistry transition metal chemistry medicine radiation oncology medicinal chemistry pharmacotherapy cancer treatment metal toxicity coordination complex anti-cancer agents anticancer therapy oncology drug discovery enzymes toxicology chemical structure crystallography pharmaceutics metals clinical chemistry enzyme inhibition crystal research structural chemistry crystal engineering medicinal research pharmaceutical research pharmaceutical sciences drug development pharmaceutical chemistry therapeutic efficacy crystal structures structure determination structure elucidation cytokines tumor targeting metal complexes cancer therapy novel metals comparative activities proteasome inhibitors dual anticancer bismuth compounds antibacterial activities metal oxidation state tethered ligands cobalt complexes chemical reduction heavy metal species possible mechanism crystal diffraction study

Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Chemistry in a Bottle. Journal of Chemical Education (2024)

Thomas S. KuntzlemanAndrea MattiDajena Tomco

chemistrychemistry education

Ccdc 2157502: Experimental Crystal Structure Determination. The Cambridge Structural Database (2023)

Rao, YuPalumbo, Chad T.Venkatesh, AmritKeener, MeganStevanato, GabrieleChauvin, Anne-SophieMenzildjian, GeorgesKuzin, SergeiYulikov, MaximJeschke, GunnarLesage, AnneMazzanti, MarinellaEmsley, Lyndon

biophysicsstructure elucidationcrystal researchcrystal diffraction studystructure determinationstructural chemistryccdc 2157502chemistrydeposited datasetcrystal engineeringchemical structurecrystal structurescrystallography

Dual Anticancer and Antibacterial Activities of Bismuth Compounds Based on Asymmetric [Nn'o] Ligands. Journal of Inorganic Biochemistry (2021)

Ivana M MarzanoDajena TomcoRichard J StaplesEdgar H Lizarazo-JaimesDawidson Assis GomesMônica Bucciarelli-RodriguezWendell GuerraÍvina P de SouzaCláudio N VeraniElene C Pereira Maia

bismuth compoundsantibacterial activitiespharmacologyinorganic chemistrydual anticancer

Inhibition of the 26S Proteasome as a Possible Mechanism for Toxicity of Heavy Metal Species. Journal of Inorganic Biochemistry (2014)

Dajena TomcoSara SchmittMary Jane HeegQ. Ping DouCláudio N. Verani

public healthmetal toxicityheavy metal speciespossible mechanismtoxicology

Probing Proteasome Inhibition by Metal Copmplexes as a New Route for Anticancer Therapy. (2014)

Dajena Tomco

medicinal chemistrytumor targetingpharmacologynanomedicineproteomicsradiation oncologycancer researchcytokinesanticancer therapypharmacotherapyanti-cancer agentsproteasome inhibitionmedicinal researchmetal copmplexespathologytumor biology

Gallium(III) Complexes, Inhibition of Proteasome Activity. Springer eBooks (2013)

Michael FrezzaSara SchmittDajena TomcoDi ChenClaudio N. VeraniQ. Ping Dou

proteasome activitycoordination chemistrypharmacologyinorganic chemistry

Probing Chemical Reduction in a Cobalt(III) Complex as a Viable Route for the Inhibition of the 20S Proteasome. Inorganica Chimica Acta (2012)

Dajena TomcoFernando R. XavierMarco M. AllardCláudio N. Verani

chemical reductionenzyme inhibitioncoordination chemistrycoordination complexenzymeschemistryinorganic chemistrytransition metal chemistry

Effects of Tethered Ligands and of Metal Oxidation State on the Interactions of Cobalt Complexes With the 26S Proteasome. Journal of Inorganic Biochemistry (2011)

Dajena TomcoSara SchmittBashar KsebatiMary Jane HeegQ. Ping DouCláudio N. Verani

cobalt complexescoordination chemistryinorganic chemistrymetal oxidation statetethered ligands

Novel Metals and Metal Complexes as Platforms for Cancer Therapy. Current Pharmaceutical Design (2010)

Michael FrezzaSarmad HindoDi ChenAndrew DavenportSara SchmittDajena TomcoQ. Ping Dou

medicinepharmacologycancer therapynovel metalsradiation oncologypharmaceutical researchmetal complexesoncologycancer treatmentpharmaceutical sciencesdrug developmentpharmaceutics

Comparative Activities of Nickel(II) and Zinc(II) Complexes of Asymmetric [Nn′O] Ligands as 26S Proteasome Inhibitors. Inorganic Chemistry (2009)

Michael FrezzaSarmad Sahiel HindoDajena TomcoMarco M. AllardQiuzhi Cindy CuiMary Jane HeegDi ChenQ. Ping DouCláudio N. Verani

pharmacologycomparative activitiescoordination complexcoordination chemistryproteasome inhibitorsinorganic chemistrytransition metal chemistry

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Dajena Tomco

Associate Professor of Teaching

Wayne State University

Affiliations

College of Liberal Arts and Sciences

Chemistry

Dajena Tomco is currently serving as a Chemistry Associate Professor of Teaching at Wayne State University.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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Dajena Tomco

Wayne State University

Associate Professor of Teaching

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Chemistry in a Bottle. Journal of Chemical Education (2024)

Thomas S. KuntzlemanAndrea MattiDajena Tomco

chemistrychemistry education

Ccdc 2157502: Experimental Crystal Structure Determination. The Cambridge Structural Database (2023)

Rao, YuPalumbo, Chad T.Venkatesh, AmritKeener, MeganStevanato, GabrieleChauvin, Anne-SophieMenzildjian, GeorgesKuzin, SergeiYulikov, MaximJeschke, GunnarLesage, AnneMazzanti, MarinellaEmsley, Lyndon

Dual Anticancer and Antibacterial Activities of Bismuth Compounds Based on Asymmetric [Nn'o] Ligands. Journal of Inorganic Biochemistry (2021)

Ivana M MarzanoDajena TomcoRichard J StaplesEdgar H Lizarazo-JaimesDawidson Assis GomesMônica Bucciarelli-RodriguezWendell GuerraÍvina P de SouzaCláudio N VeraniElene C Pereira Maia

bismuth compoundsantibacterial activitiespharmacologyinorganic chemistrydual anticancer

Inhibition of the 26S Proteasome as a Possible Mechanism for Toxicity of Heavy Metal Species. Journal of Inorganic Biochemistry (2014)

Dajena TomcoSara SchmittMary Jane HeegQ. Ping DouCláudio N. Verani

public healthmetal toxicityheavy metal speciespossible mechanismtoxicology

Probing Proteasome Inhibition by Metal Copmplexes as a New Route for Anticancer Therapy. (2014)

Dajena Tomco

Gallium(III) Complexes, Inhibition of Proteasome Activity. Springer eBooks (2013)

Michael FrezzaSara SchmittDajena TomcoDi ChenClaudio N. VeraniQ. Ping Dou

proteasome activitycoordination chemistrypharmacologyinorganic chemistry

Probing Chemical Reduction in a Cobalt(III) Complex as a Viable Route for the Inhibition of the 20S Proteasome. Inorganica Chimica Acta (2012)

Dajena TomcoFernando R. XavierMarco M. AllardCláudio N. Verani

chemical reductionenzyme inhibitioncoordination chemistrycoordination complexenzymeschemistryinorganic chemistrytransition metal chemistry

Effects of Tethered Ligands and of Metal Oxidation State on the Interactions of Cobalt Complexes With the 26S Proteasome. Journal of Inorganic Biochemistry (2011)

Dajena TomcoSara SchmittBashar KsebatiMary Jane HeegQ. Ping DouCláudio N. Verani

cobalt complexescoordination chemistryinorganic chemistrymetal oxidation statetethered ligands

Novel Metals and Metal Complexes as Platforms for Cancer Therapy. Current Pharmaceutical Design (2010)

Michael FrezzaSarmad HindoDi ChenAndrew DavenportSara SchmittDajena TomcoQ. Ping Dou

medicinepharmacologycancer therapynovel metalsradiation oncologypharmaceutical researchmetal complexesoncologycancer treatmentpharmaceutical sciencesdrug developmentpharmaceutics

Comparative Activities of Nickel(II) and Zinc(II) Complexes of Asymmetric [Nn′O] Ligands as 26S Proteasome Inhibitors. Inorganic Chemistry (2009)

Michael FrezzaSarmad Sahiel HindoDajena TomcoMarco M. AllardQiuzhi Cindy CuiMary Jane HeegDi ChenQ. Ping DouCláudio N. Verani

pharmacologycomparative activitiescoordination complexcoordination chemistryproteasome inhibitorsinorganic chemistrytransition metal chemistry

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