… Finally, we explore emerging concepts in nutritional immunity, including the paradox of metal
… and novel mechanisms used for bacterial metal acquisition. Fe in infection and immunity …

… lung disease, the regulation of trace metals by the host is often … important metals has significant
repercussions for immune cell … intricate role of nutritional immunity in host immune cells of …

… This approach has considerable applications in the field of nutritional immunity, and this …
current state of the field of nutritional immunity and microbial countermeasures, and emphasises …

… essential metals in a process termed nutritional immunity. … metals or for directing the toxicity
of these metals against microbial invaders 4,5 . This Review focuses on four of these metals …

… metals from the host to colonize and cause disease. To combat pathogens, the host either
accumulates metals in … of essential metals through a process termed ‘nutritional immunity’ [ …

… to essential metals in a process known as nutritional immunity. Broadly, nutritional immunity
… metals as well as directing the toxicity of these metals against infectious agents. Scope of …

… The objective of this review is to outline the current knowledge of staphylococcal metal ion
… on the impact of metal ion acquisition on staphylococcal virulence and the host immune …

… , we will examine the intersection between transition metal availability and bacterial
pathogenesis, discussing mechanisms employed by bacteria to overcome nutritional immunity. …

… metals (zinc, manganese and copper) in nutritional immunity … the strategies the mammalian
immune system has developed … In this review, we discuss nutritional immunity in the context …

… need for nutrient metals by producing factors that limit metal availability in a process
termed nutritional immunity. One factor likely playing a major role in metal availability during …