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Harry Dailey

Emeritus

University of Georgia

Affiliations

Franklin College of Arts and Sciences

Department of Biochemistry & Molecular Biology

Department of Microbiology

Harry Dailey is currently serving as a Biochemistry & Molecular Biology Emeritus at University of Georgia.

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University of Georgia

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biochemistry molecular biology enzymes protein science redox biology membrane biology structural biology genetics biological chemistry biophysics biochemical sciences mammalian biology hematology biological inorganic chemistry protein structure gene expression enzyme inhibition biosynthesis protein engineering structural molecular biology enzyme catalysis human ferrochelatase protein chemistry protein biosynthesis bacteriology molecular physiology liver physiology transition metal chemistry biocatalysis heme signaling coordination chemistry protein expression molecular microbiology heme biosynthesis applied microbiology enzymatic modification plant physiology biomolecular interactions mitochondrial function cell regulation cellular biochemistry heme homeostasis heme transport molecular substrates gene regulation heme trafficking microbial physiology protein purification protein synthesis rhodopseudomonas sphaeroides heme synthesis mutagenesis protein function membrane characterization spirillum itersonii protoporphyrinogen oxidase molecular cell biology cellular physiology genetic basis biochemical interaction biomineralization functional modification cellular enzymology variegate porphyria bovine ferrochelatase heme biosynthetic pathway product release active site haem synthesis animal genetics cluster chemistry cellular biology erythroid heme biosynthesis mammalian ferrochelatase liver regeneration terminal steps

Notable Scholarly Works

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Direct Spectroscopic Ferrochelatase Assay. Methods in molecular biology (2024)

Harry A DaileyAmy E Medlock

biophysicsenzymesspectroscopymolecular biologymolecular biological methodbiochemistry

Impact of Phosphorylation at Various Sites on the Active Pocket of Human Ferrochelatase: Insights From Molecular Dynamics Simulations. International Journal of Molecular Sciences (2024)

Mingshan GuoYuhong LinChibuike David ObiPeng ZhaoHarry A. DaileyAmy E. MedlockYong Shen

molecular dynamics simulationsactive pocketmathematical biophysicsmembrane sciencesingle molecule biophysicsmolecular sciencekey sitevarious sitesenzymesstructural biologyprotein sciencemembrane biologymolecular biophysicsmathematical biologyprotein phosphorylationmolecular physiologycomputational biophysicsbiophysicspharmacologyhuman ferrochelatasestructural molecular biologyneuroscience

The Alternative Coproporphyrinogen III Oxidase (Cgon) Catalyzes the Oxygen-Independent Conversion of Coproporphyrinogen III Into Coproporphyrin III. Frontiers in Microbiology (2024)

Toni MingersStefan BarthelsVioletta MassJosé Manuel Borrero-de AcuñaRebekka BiedendieckAna CookeTamara A DaileySvetlana GerdesWulf BlankenfeldtHarry A DaileyMartin J WarrenMartina JahnDieter Jahn

oxygen-independent conversioncatalysismolecular microbiologybacteriologyredox biologyenzymesmolecular biologycoproporphyrinogen iiicoproporphyrin iiiprotein sciencecatalytic processmicrobiologybiochemistry

Exploiting Differences in Heme Biosynthesis Between Bacterial Species to Screen for Novel Antimicrobials. Biomolecules (2023)

Laurie K. JacksonTammy A. DaileyBrenden AnderleMartin J. WarrenHector A. BergoniaHarry A. DaileyJohn D. Phillips

immunologyheme signalingbacterial speciesbiotechnologybiomolecular engineeringheme biosynthesismicrobiology

Proteomic Analysis of Ferrochelatase Interactome in Erythroid and Non-Erythroid Cells. Life (2023)

Chibuike David ObiHarry A. DaileyYasaman Jami-AlahmadiJames A. WohlschlegelAmy E. Medlock

proteomicsinteractomicsproteomic analysisnon-erythroid cellsferrochelatase interactomecell biology

A Primer on Heme Biosynthesis. Biological Chemistry (2022)

Harry A. DaileyAmy E. Medlock

redox biologybiologymolecular biologybiological chemistryheme biosynthesisbiochemical sciencesbiochemistrybiosynthesis

Exogenously Scavenged and Endogenously Synthesized Heme Are Differentially Utilized by Mycobacterium Tuberculosis. Microbiology Spectrum (2022)

Rebecca K. DoneganYibo FuJacqueline CopelandStanzin IdgaGabriel BrownOwen F. HaleAvishek MitraHui YangHarry A. DaileyMichael NiederweisParas JainAmit R. Reddi

microbiologyheme transportbacteriologyclinical microbiologyapplied microbiologyheme degradationmicrobial ecologyheme traffickingmycobacterium tuberculosisinfectious diseasesmedical microbiologysynthetic biology

FERROCHELATASE: Mapping the Intersection of Iron and Porphyrin Metabolism in the Mitochondria. Frontiers in Cell and Developmental Biology (2022)

Chibuike David ObiTawhid BhuiyanHarry A. DaileyAmy E. Medlock

cell and molecular biologydevelopmental biologyporphyrin metabolismmembrane biologybiochemistrycell biology

New Avenues of Heme Synthesis Regulation. International Journal of Molecular Sciences (2022)

Amy E. MedlockHarry A. Dailey

enzymesheme synthesis regulationchemistry

Insight Into the Function of Active Site Residues in the Catalytic Mechanism of Human Ferrochelatase. Biochemical Journal (2021)

Amy E. MedlockWided Najahi-MissaouiMesafint T. ShiferawAngela N. AlbetelWilliam N. LanzilottaHarry A. Dailey,

biophysicscatalytic mechanismcatalysishuman ferrochelatasemolecular substratesbiomolecular engineeringenzymesbiocatalysisactive site residuesenzyme catalysisstructural biologyprotein sciencebiochemical sciencesbiochemistry

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Harry Dailey

Emeritus

University of Georgia

Affiliations

Franklin College of Arts and Sciences

Department of Biochemistry & Molecular Biology

Department of Microbiology

Harry Dailey is currently serving as a Biochemistry & Molecular Biology Emeritus at University of Georgia.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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Harry Dailey

University of Georgia

Emeritus

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Direct Spectroscopic Ferrochelatase Assay. Methods in molecular biology (2024)

Harry A DaileyAmy E Medlock

biophysicsenzymesspectroscopymolecular biologymolecular biological methodbiochemistry

Impact of Phosphorylation at Various Sites on the Active Pocket of Human Ferrochelatase: Insights From Molecular Dynamics Simulations. International Journal of Molecular Sciences (2024)

Mingshan GuoYuhong LinChibuike David ObiPeng ZhaoHarry A. DaileyAmy E. MedlockYong Shen

The Alternative Coproporphyrinogen III Oxidase (Cgon) Catalyzes the Oxygen-Independent Conversion of Coproporphyrinogen III Into Coproporphyrin III. Frontiers in Microbiology (2024)

Toni MingersStefan BarthelsVioletta MassJosé Manuel Borrero-de AcuñaRebekka BiedendieckAna CookeTamara A DaileySvetlana GerdesWulf BlankenfeldtHarry A DaileyMartin J WarrenMartina JahnDieter Jahn

Exploiting Differences in Heme Biosynthesis Between Bacterial Species to Screen for Novel Antimicrobials. Biomolecules (2023)

Laurie K. JacksonTammy A. DaileyBrenden AnderleMartin J. WarrenHector A. BergoniaHarry A. DaileyJohn D. Phillips

immunologyheme signalingbacterial speciesbiotechnologybiomolecular engineeringheme biosynthesismicrobiology

Proteomic Analysis of Ferrochelatase Interactome in Erythroid and Non-Erythroid Cells. Life (2023)

Chibuike David ObiHarry A. DaileyYasaman Jami-AlahmadiJames A. WohlschlegelAmy E. Medlock

proteomicsinteractomicsproteomic analysisnon-erythroid cellsferrochelatase interactomecell biology

A Primer on Heme Biosynthesis. Biological Chemistry (2022)

Harry A. DaileyAmy E. Medlock

redox biologybiologymolecular biologybiological chemistryheme biosynthesisbiochemical sciencesbiochemistrybiosynthesis

Exogenously Scavenged and Endogenously Synthesized Heme Are Differentially Utilized by Mycobacterium Tuberculosis. Microbiology Spectrum (2022)

Rebecca K. DoneganYibo FuJacqueline CopelandStanzin IdgaGabriel BrownOwen F. HaleAvishek MitraHui YangHarry A. DaileyMichael NiederweisParas JainAmit R. Reddi

FERROCHELATASE: Mapping the Intersection of Iron and Porphyrin Metabolism in the Mitochondria. Frontiers in Cell and Developmental Biology (2022)

Chibuike David ObiTawhid BhuiyanHarry A. DaileyAmy E. Medlock

cell and molecular biologydevelopmental biologyporphyrin metabolismmembrane biologybiochemistrycell biology

New Avenues of Heme Synthesis Regulation. International Journal of Molecular Sciences (2022)

Amy E. MedlockHarry A. Dailey

enzymesheme synthesis regulationchemistry

Insight Into the Function of Active Site Residues in the Catalytic Mechanism of Human Ferrochelatase. Biochemical Journal (2021)

Amy E. MedlockWided Najahi-MissaouiMesafint T. ShiferawAngela N. AlbetelWilliam N. LanzilottaHarry A. Dailey,

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