Unlock the secrets of cellular communication with ‘Gas Sensing in Cells: Volume 11 (Metallobiology)’. This essential resource from The Bookish Owl delves into how vital gas molecules like O2, NO, and CO act as signaling agents in biological systems. Discover the intricate mechanisms of gas sensing, from metabolic regulation and circadian rhythms to complex hypoxia and ethylene responses. Expertly detailing the interaction between gas molecules and sensor proteins, particularly metal-containing prosthetic groups, this book highlights advanced spectroscopic and crystallographic characterization techniques. It offers the first comprehensive overview of gas sensor proteins in both prokaryotic and eukaryotic cells. Ideal for postgraduate students and researchers in biochemistry, molecular biology, and metallobiology.