“…In the respect, well-chosen aminoacid derivatives have been considered to be suitable candidates, which allow easy artificial linkage of various functional groups with N-terminal to generate a variety of multidentate oxidovanadium complexes [16]. To our best knowledge, although oxidovanadium complexes of aminoacid derivatives appear in the contemporary literature [16][17][18][19][20][21][22][23], such as: [V(O)(NMet)(l-OMe)] 2 ÁMeOH and [V(O)(NThr)(l-OMe)] 2 ÁMeOH (HNMet = N-(2-pyridylmethyl)-DL-methionine, HNThr = N-(2-pyridylmethyl)-DL-threonine) [16] [VO(Pic-AaR) 2 ] (Pic = picolyl-5-amide, AaR = HisH, HisMe, IleH, IleMe, TrpH, TrpMe, HTyrEt, containing aminoacid-salicylaldehyde ligands are very limited so far [24,25]. For quite sometime we have been engaging the study on the coordination behavior of glycine-salicylaldehyde derived ligands with diverse transition metal ions [25][26][27].…”