… Specifically, most studies have focused on the mechanism and rate of Cr(VI) reduction and
the coordination chemistry of solid Cr(III) products, (13,16,42,46) and relatively little work had …

… Taken together, our results demonstrate a close link between biofilm formation and iron …
chemical composition. For example, biofilm matrix can sorb organic and inorganic compounds …

… According to the forms of substrate, iron transport in wheat associated PGPB can … : inorganic
iron and organic iron: the former includes dissociative Fe3+, Fe2+ compound, carbonyl iron; …

… sunlight as an energy source to transfer electrons to these microbes for energy acquisition.
For example, some non-phototrophic microbes can obtain energy from the photoelectrons …

Iron (Fe) is one of the most abundant elements in the earth's crust and intensively interferes
with the biogeochemical cycles of carbon (C) and phosphorous (P), especially in highly …

Transition metals serve as an important class of micronutrients that are indispensable for
bacterial physiology but are cytotoxic when they are in excess. Bacteria have developed …

… iron for oceanic shelf primary production. We hypothesize that in Svalbard fjords, microbes
catalyze intense iron and … Reduced iron that evades reoxidation can be transported to the …

Extracellular electron transfer (EET) in microorganisms is prevalent in nature and has been
utilized in functional bioelectrochemical systems. EET of Geobacter sulfurreducens has been …

… and medicine considering that microbes and cancer cells require iron and other essential …
Iron transport is mainly accomplished by the iron transport plasma protein transferrin. Iron …

… of iron. Some organisms lack ferritins, and it is not known how they store iron. Encapsulins,
a class of protein-based organelles, have recently been implicated in microbial iron and …