… (microbial iron chelators) play an extremely important role in microbial pathogenicity. …
specific low molecular weight iron chelators called siderophores to sequester and solubilize …

… Microbial iron chelators as a new … iron chelators and their biosynthesis is driven by the iron
concentration in the surrounding environment. These iron chelators are secreted out for iron …

Two fluorescent pseudomonads, Pseudomonas fluorescens NCIM 5096 and P. putida
NCIM 2847 produced maximum yield of hydroxamate type of siderophore (87 & 83% units, …

… mammalian hosts, which is primarily accomplished by the iron chelating proteins transferrin
and lactoferrin. Chelating drugs could prevent microbial growth and play an essential role in …

… such as viruses, microbes, and fungi to uptake iron from sources in the host are discussed
in this review, along with the effect of iron chelators which may potentially antagonize their …

… of iron, many microbes synthesize and excrete powerful ferric ion-selective chelating agents…
1 These sequestering agents facilitate active transport of chelated iron into cells where, by …

… In addition, many ferric and ferrous iron chelating agents of microbial origin have been
detected for which the biological role is yet unclear. One group of these compounds, the …

… The virulence of 6 strains was enhanced by ferric iron (E+ strains). Guinea-… iron and by two
microbial iron-chelators-catecholes extracted from klebsiellae, and the Streptomyces chelator …

… are ferric ion specific chelators secreted under iron stressed condition. These non-… other
heavy metal chelation have increased in past decade. The iron chelation ability of siderophores …

… Based on this theme, use of microbial iron chelators / sidero phores is reviewed. It has started
on a positive consideration of healthy plant as an ecological asset and for its preservation …