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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"heterobactin"”.

  1. Characterization of arsenic-binding siderophores from environmental bacteria and evaluation of their role in arsenic tolerance

    … suggested the main presence of the siderophore heterobactin B. In addition, the genome of strain S43 was sequenced. A cluster of ars-genes was predicted, probably responsible for the arsenic-tolerance of the strain. In addition, a complete gene cluster for heterobactin production was found. …

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  2. INSIGHTS INTO THE METAL HANDLING MECHANISMS OF TITANIUM DIOXIDE-BINDING BACTERIA RHODOCOCCUS RUBER

    … strain which revealed a similar cluster to some heterobactin structures. UV-Vis spectroscopy data shows that this novel molecule has high affinity for iron, comparable to other siderophores. Understanding the siderophore-iron interaction may help to study the mechanism of how these bacterial …

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  3. Iron Acquisition in <em>Rhodococcus erythropolis</em> Strain IGTS8: Characterization of a Mutant that Does Not Produce a Siderophore.

    <p>N5-59, a siderophore deficient mutant strain of <em>Rhodococcus erythropolis</em> strain IGTS8 (IGTS8) was investigated to learn more about how this poorly characterized bacterium acquires iron. N5-59 cells were starved for iron and then lysed to release any intracellular siderophore. No …

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  4. Iron Acquisition in <em>Rhodococcus erythropolis</em> Strain IGTS8: Characterization of a Mutant Strain that Over Produces Siderophore.

    <p>Iron is an essential nutrient for most bacteria because enzymes like nitrate reductase and cytochromes use it as a cofactor. However, in most aerobic, neutral pH environments, iron is essentially insoluble and not easily available for bacteria to use. Many bacteria respond to this problem by …

    etsu Repository record for Iron Acquisition in <em>Rhodococcus erythropolis</em> Strain IGTS8: Characterization of a Mutant Strain that Over Produces Siderophore. (opens in a new tab)