Daumann Lab

University of Munich (LMU)

Nordrhein-Westfalen (DEA) · Germany

ERC-funded
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ERC Starting Grant · 2020

Innovative bioinspired strategies towards selective lanthanide complexation and separation: From bacterial chelators to applications.

Lanthanides (Ln) are critical raw materials and designated with a high supply risk by the European Commission. Their mining and purification have a considerable negative environmental impact and we urgently need sustainable and efficient recycling strategies for these elements. It was recently discovered that many bacteria use Ln for growth and utilize them in the active sites of enzymes. In addition, a Ln-binding protein with unprecedented affinities for Ln (Lanmodulin, LanM) has been isolated from one of these bacteria. The Ln-uptake mechanisms of these bacteria remain vastly underexplored, however, the involvement of polydentate ligands (chelators) to bind lanthanides — lanthanophores…

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