Postdoctoral Associate
Aarhus University, Denmark - 2014
Gabriele Meloni
Assistant Professor - Chemistry & Biochemistry
Professional Preparation
Postdoctoral Associate
California Institute of Technology - 2013
California Institute of Technology - 2013
PhD - Bioinorganic Chemistry/Biochemistry
University of Zurich, Switzerland - 2008
University of Zurich, Switzerland - 2008
MS - Biotechnology
University of Milan, Italy - 2002
University of Milan, Italy - 2002
Publications
A Responsive Magnetic Resonance Imaging Contrast Agent for Detection of Excess Copper(II) in the Liver In Vivo 2019 - Journal Article
Ratiometric two-photon microscopy reveals attomolar copper buffering in normal and Menkes mutant cells 2019 - Journal Article
The yeast copper chaperone for copper-zinc superoxide dismutase (CCS1) is a multifunctional chaperone promoting all levels of SOD1 maturation 2019 - Journal Article
Non-coordinative metal selectivity bias in human metallothioneins metal–thiolate clusters 2018 - Journal Article
Chemistry of mammalian metallothioneins and their interaction with amyloidogenic peptides and proteins 2017 - Journal Article
Chemistry of mammalian metallothioneins and their interaction with amyloidogenic peptides and proteins 2017 - Journal Article
Awards
Maximizing Investigators' Research Award - National Institute of General Medical Sciences - NIH [2018]
Marie Curie International Outgoing Fellowship Award - European Commission [2011]
Fellowship for Prospective Researchers - Swiss National Science Foundation [2009]
News Articles
UT Dallas Chemistry Professors Receive Welch Foundation Grants
Two UT Dallas faculty members in the Department of Chemistry and Biochemistry — Dr. Sheel Dodani BS’07 and Dr. Gabriele Meloni — are recipients of three-year, $195,000 grants from the Welch Foundation to support research geared toward improving the understanding of cellular function.
Grants Maximize the Potential of Pair of Biochemistry Investigations
Dr. Sheel Dodani BS’07 and Dr. Gabriele Meloni, both assistant professors of chemistry at UT Dallas, received the NIH Maximizing Investigators’ Research Award for Early Stage Investigators to support their respective work.