… of iron is thus essential, although not sufficient, for virulence. This review examines host and
microbial iron-acquisition and transport … suited for its role in iron transport. Its presence and …

… The transferrin family of non-heme iron binding glycoproteins are … in iron metabolism and
have been implicated in iron transport, cellular iron delivery and control of the level of free iron …

… of potentially toxic excess iron. This review will focus on mechanisms of iron transport and its
… There have been equally impressive advances in our knowledge of iron transport in lower …

… iron chelators include (1) transferrin, found in blood plasma and involved in body-wide iron
transport … physiological iron chelators bind iron but they also elicit anti-microbial activities to …

… acceptor for microbial metabolism was investigated within Fe ( III )‐oxide microbial mats that
… 3.8) Fe ( III )‐oxide microbial mats, and correlate the abundance of aerobic, iron‐oxidizing M …

… valent iron (nZVI) for soil and groundwater in situ remediation is raising some concerns
regarding the potential adverse effects nZVI could have on indigenous microbial … on microbial …

The isolation of crystalline solids of cis-and imnv-tris (benzohydroximato) chromate (III) salts
is reported. The structures of both isomers have been determined by single-crystal X-ray …

… Effect of Fe status on the microbial community in soil. (A) Microbial community 16S rDNA
fingerprints of bacteria from rhizosphere soil of Fe-stressed and Fe-sufficient red clover as …

… deficiency by using host heme or siderophores synthesized by themselves or other microbes…
to iron starvation by enhancing the transcription of genes that encode iron transport proteins…

… , as iron uptake rates are frequently used for characterization of phytosiderophore and
siderophore-iron transport … are not confounded by microbial effects. Recently, inconsistent plant-…