… It has been assumed that the hypoferremia of inflammation has a role in host defense against
microbial infection, together with a number of other mechanisms that limit iron availability …

… , microbial cells are the most diverse with respect to transport. The various mechanisms of
solute transport across … of transporters and channels. Although a distinction between primary …

… ferric iron. The insolubility of ferric hydroxideat physiological pH and the essential nature of
iron for microbial … The general properties of these agents2,3 and the role of iron in microbial …

… This chapter emphasizes common principles in bacterial iron transport without attempting
to cover the many facets of the large variety of bacterial solutions to the iron supply problem. …

… of iron acquisition by microbes which use enterobactin in iron uptake. In contrast to the
aqueous complex, Fe (ent) in methanol at low pH exhibits a quasi-reversible redox chemistry; at a …

… our understanding of the electron transport chains of iron cycling microorganisms (eg,
Nelson and Methé 2005). The third section focuses on microbial iron cycling catalyzed by the …

… Our findings indicate that elimination of Fe(II) via advective transport could play a significant
role in governing the rate and extent of microbial Fe(III) oxide reduction in sedimentary …

… and iron, the bioremediation of radionuclides and organohalides, and the generation of
electricity in microbial … both prokaryotic domains, an indication that microbial Fe(III) reduction may …

… hosts and native microbes persist during times of iron limitation is … iron-dependent mechanism
that inhibits host iron transport and storage. Using a high-throughput screen of microbial …

… manufactured by microbesin order to facilitate the uptake of ferric iron.3,4 Replacing the ferric
ion (a … probes in studying the iron transport mechanism in living microbes. Furthermore, the …