“…61,63 In the case of vanadium complexes, the coordination of flavonoids with vanadium is mainly attributed to the presence of hydroxyl groups in different positions that leads to the formation of maltolate-like, acetylacetonate-like, or catecholate-like configurations (Figure 4). 71 The coordination site in the flavonoid ring involved in the complexation reaction with vanadium determines the structure of the resultant complex. Different types of coordination models, such as maltol or acetylacetone donor set coordination, ring size-dependent catechol-like coordination (five-or six-membered), pentacoordinated, cis-octahedral, and transoctahedral coordination, are possible in vanadium−flavonoid complexes.…”