… and invasion processes in mammalian hosts, capsules have … and immune evasion of
encapsulated bacterial pathogens (… Nearly all pathogenic bacteria require iron as an essential …

… battle for iron between mammalian hosts and their microbial inhabitants (8–11). Bacteria
evolved to improve their odds in this battle … to avoid the generation of ROS from the labile iron …

… contrast, many pathogenic Enterobacteriaceae evade this host response by secreting …
In addition to competing with the host for iron, bacteria can compete with one another for this …

… mycobacterial organisms may differ in how they scavenge iron … ’for coun-try and ‘infection’for
war. A hallmark of suc-cessful … paratuberculosis from free-ranging birds and mammals on …

… mitophagy and how pathogens and host fight for iron, shed the … In order to neutralize
the siderophore and avoid pathogen … due to the activity of mammalian catechol O-methyltransferase …

… predation resistant also provide tools for infecting mammals, … and temperature shift) and
sabotage. Risk reducing measures … the aquatic bacterial community responses to increasing iron …

… , evade our best- trained immune system, and sabotage our … animals, are the only parasitic
mammals known to date— that is, … have been laced with iron sulfides (or other iron minerals). …

… (CCP), which rules China with an iron fist, has no history of … -infected horses as an early
form of "biological sabotage." … your cells to produce antibodies needed to resist COVID-19.¹² It …

… host and pathogen in the context of metals such as iron, zinc, … CFTR channel decreased
Listeria escape into the cytosol (72)… on bacterial virulence extends beyond mammalian infections…

… fragilis ferrous iron import proteins reveals a role for FeoA in stabilizing GTPYbound FeoB. …
iron upta<e: exploiting pools of reduced iron across multiple microbial environments. …