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Katlyn Meier

Asst Professor

University of Miami

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College of Arts and Sciences

Chemistry

Katlyn Meier is currently serving as a Chemistry Asst Professor at University of Miami.

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University of Miami

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transition metal chemistry chemistry inorganic chemistry biochemistry coordination chemistry redox biology enzymes redox chemistry molecular biology protein science catalysis organometallic chemistry chemical sciences biological inorganic chemistry chemical biology protein structure enzyme catalysis coordination complex materials science biological chemistry protein chemistry enzyme inhibition structural molecular biology biomolecular structure surface reactivity structure-function enzyme kinetics metalloproteins deoxygenation inorganic compounds carbohydrate chemistry physical chemistry energy chemistry material chemistry biological macromolecules polysaccharides main group chemistry bioorganometallic chemistry functional modification molecular substrates protein assembly inorganic synthesis sequence alignment mossbauer spectroscopy amino acid radicals kinetic analysis non-heme iron one-electron oxidation carbohydrate polymer biopolymers magnetic resonance molecular science hemicelluloses chemical bond organometallic catalysis catalyst activation molecule-based magnet heme degradation protein biosynthesis biocatalysis carbohydrate-protein interactions lead identification carbonyl metabolism protein expression excited state property cu lpmos monomer sugars oxygen activation c-h bonds strong c—h bonds quantitative conversion low-spin acylperoxoiron chloramphenicol biosynthetic pathway arylamine oxygenase catalytic domain lytic polysaccharide monooxygenase predicted linker

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Defining Factors That Influence the Stability of Tetrameric Egtb From Chloracidobacterium Thermophilum: From Ph Modulation to Affinity Tag Retention. Biochemistry (2025)

microbial physiologybiophysical chemistrybacteriologymicrobiologymicrobial pathogenesisbiochemical sciencesapplied microbiologymolecular microbiologyph modulationbiochemistryenvironmental microbiologybacteriabiological macromoleculestetrameric egtbaffinity tag retentionenzymesbiomolecules

Mechanism of O 2 Activation and Cysteine Oxidation by the Unusual Mononuclear Cu(I) Active Site of the Formylglycine-Generating Enzyme. ACS Central Science (2025)

cysteine oxidationbiophysical chemistrytransition metal chemistryenzyme catalysisformylglycine-generating enzymestructure-function enzyme kineticsenzyme inhibitionbiochemistryredox biologycatalysisbiomolecular engineeringcoordination chemistrybioorganometallic chemistryunusual mononuclear cumetalloproteinsorganometallic chemistrybioorganic chemistryenzymes

Multiple Copper Ions Bind to and Promote the Oligomerization of Huntingtin Protein With Nonpathological Repeat Expansions. Biochemistry (2025)

Deepa NeupaneMiguel Santos-FernandezFrancisco Fernandez-LimaKatlyn K. Meier

huntingtin proteindna repairstructural biologybiological inorganic chemistrynonpathological repeat expansionsprotein foldingprotein structureprotein assemblybiochemistrymultiple copper ionsmolecular biologybiomolecular engineeringstructural molecular biologymetalloproteinsprotein sciencechemical biologyprotein chemistry

Defining Requirements for Heme Binding in Pgrmc1 and Identifying Key Elements That Influence Protein Dimerization. Biochemistry (2024)

biomolecular structurestructural biologyinfluence protein dimerizationprotein structureprotein assemblybiochemistryheme signalingmolecular biologystructural molecular biologyprotein modelingidentifying key elementsheme bindingprotein science

Copper Enhances Aggregational Toxicity of Mutant Huntingtin in a Drosophila Model of Huntington's Disease. Biochimica et Biophysica Acta (BBA) - Molecular Basis of Disease (2023)

Amanda G. LobatoNatalie Ortiz-VegaYi ZhuDeepa NeupaneKatlyn K. MeierR. Grace Zhai

geneticsneurologyhuntington's diseasetoxicologyavian biologygene expressionanimal physiologygenetic basisneurosciencedisease mechanismsmetal toxicitydisease physiologydrosophila modelaggregational toxicitymammalian biologyinsect molecular biologyprotein sciencemutant huntingtin

Kβ X-Ray Emission Spectroscopy of Cu(I)-Lytic Polysaccharide Monooxygenase: Direct Observation of the Frontier Molecular Orbital for H 2 O 2 Activation. Journal of the American Chemical Society (2023)

Hyeongtaek LimMagdalene T. BrueggemeyerWesley J. TransueKatlyn K. MeierStephen M. JonesThomas KrollDimosthenis SokarasBradley KelemenBritt HedmanKeith O. HodgsonEdward I. Solomon

enzymesbiophysicsbiological inorganic chemistrybiological chemistryprotein sciencetransition metal chemistryenzyme catalysisexcited state propertybiochemistryredox biologymolecular biologycoordination chemistryprotein chemistrypolysaccharidesfrontier molecular orbitalinorganic chemistrychemical biologymolecular biophysics

Cu 2 S@Bi 2 S 3 Double-Shelled Hollow Cages as a Nanocatalyst With Substantial Activity in Peroxymonosulfate Activation for Atrazine Degradation. ACS Applied Nano Materials (2021)

Ahmed E. ElMetwallyFarnoosh GoodarziKatlyn K. MeierElsayed M. ZahranSundeep RayatSøren KegnæsMarc R. KnechtLeonidas G. Bachas

materials sciencenanotechnologynanoengineeringchemical engineeringtechnologytransition metal chemistryfunctional modificationperoxymonosulfate activationcatalysiscoordination chemistryenergy chemistryatrazine degradationinorganic chemistrymaterial chemistry

Molecular Engineering of Water-Soluble Oligomers to Elucidate Radical π–Anion Interactions in N-Doped Nanoscale Objects. The Journal of Physical Chemistry C (2021)

nanoparticle researchnanoparticlesmolecule-based materialschemical engineeringmolecular materialsmolecular engineeringn-doped nanoscale objectswater-soluble oligomersmolecular liquidsphysical chemistrymaterial chemistrychemistry

Kinetic Analysis of Amino Acid Radicals Formed in H 2 O 2 -Driven Cu I Lpmo Reoxidation Implicates Dominant Homolytic Reactivity. Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences (2020)

Stephen M. JonesWesley J. TransueKatlyn K. MeierBradley KelemenEdward I. Solomon

materials sciencechemical kineticsredox chemistrytransition metal chemistryamino acid radicalscoordination chemistrykinetic analysischemistry

Formylglycine-Generating Enzyme Binds Substrate Directly at a Mononuclear Cu(I) Center to Initiate O 2 Activation. Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences (2019)

Mason J. AppelKatlyn K. MeierJulien Lafrance-VanasseHyeongtaek LimChi-Lin TsaiBritt HedmanKeith O. HodgsonJohn A. TainerEdward I. SolomonCarolyn R. Bertozzi

biological inorganic chemistrybiochemistryprotein sciencegene expressionsurface reactivitystructural biologyprotein expressiontransition metal chemistryprotein structureredox biologycoordination chemistryenzymesprotein chemistrymolecular substratesmononuclear cusignal transductionbiophysicsenzyme inhibitionmolecular biology

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Katlyn Meier

Asst Professor

University of Miami

Affiliations

College of Arts and Sciences

Chemistry

Katlyn Meier is currently serving as a Chemistry Asst Professor at University of Miami.

Honors

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Experiences

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University of Miami

Asst Professor

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Defining Factors That Influence the Stability of Tetrameric Egtb From Chloracidobacterium Thermophilum: From Ph Modulation to Affinity Tag Retention. Biochemistry (2025)

Mechanism of O 2 Activation and Cysteine Oxidation by the Unusual Mononuclear Cu(I) Active Site of the Formylglycine-Generating Enzyme. ACS Central Science (2025)

Multiple Copper Ions Bind to and Promote the Oligomerization of Huntingtin Protein With Nonpathological Repeat Expansions. Biochemistry (2025)

Deepa NeupaneMiguel Santos-FernandezFrancisco Fernandez-LimaKatlyn K. Meier

Defining Requirements for Heme Binding in Pgrmc1 and Identifying Key Elements That Influence Protein Dimerization. Biochemistry (2024)

Copper Enhances Aggregational Toxicity of Mutant Huntingtin in a Drosophila Model of Huntington's Disease. Biochimica et Biophysica Acta (BBA) - Molecular Basis of Disease (2023)

Amanda G. LobatoNatalie Ortiz-VegaYi ZhuDeepa NeupaneKatlyn K. MeierR. Grace Zhai

Hyeongtaek LimMagdalene T. BrueggemeyerWesley J. TransueKatlyn K. MeierStephen M. JonesThomas KrollDimosthenis SokarasBradley KelemenBritt HedmanKeith O. HodgsonEdward I. Solomon

Cu 2 S@Bi 2 S 3 Double-Shelled Hollow Cages as a Nanocatalyst With Substantial Activity in Peroxymonosulfate Activation for Atrazine Degradation. ACS Applied Nano Materials (2021)

Ahmed E. ElMetwallyFarnoosh GoodarziKatlyn K. MeierElsayed M. ZahranSundeep RayatSøren KegnæsMarc R. KnechtLeonidas G. Bachas

Molecular Engineering of Water-Soluble Oligomers to Elucidate Radical π–Anion Interactions in N-Doped Nanoscale Objects. The Journal of Physical Chemistry C (2021)

Kinetic Analysis of Amino Acid Radicals Formed in H 2 O 2 -Driven Cu I Lpmo Reoxidation Implicates Dominant Homolytic Reactivity. Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences (2020)

Stephen M. JonesWesley J. TransueKatlyn K. MeierBradley KelemenEdward I. Solomon

materials sciencechemical kineticsredox chemistrytransition metal chemistryamino acid radicalscoordination chemistrykinetic analysischemistry

Formylglycine-Generating Enzyme Binds Substrate Directly at a Mononuclear Cu(I) Center to Initiate O 2 Activation. Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences (2019)

Mason J. AppelKatlyn K. MeierJulien Lafrance-VanasseHyeongtaek LimChi-Lin TsaiBritt HedmanKeith O. HodgsonJohn A. TainerEdward I. SolomonCarolyn R. Bertozzi

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