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Interactions between bacteria and iron binding proteins
Veterinary Science Communications, 1980Growth inhibition due to iron deprivation of 118 strains of staphylococci, enterobacteriaceae, Streptococcus faecalis and Bacteroides species was studied in vitro. Apo-transferrin (Tr), apo-lactoferrin (Lf) and a synthetic iron chelator (EDDA) were used as iron binding agents. S. epidermidis was more inhibited than S. aureus.
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`Hepatitis B Virus, Iron and Iron-Binding Proteins
1986Contemporary discussions of immunity in man usually center on various forms of cellular and humoral response. However, bacteria, fungi, protozoa and tumor cells need iron for their growth. A response of the mammalian host to infection and possibly also to the growth of tumor cells is to deny to the invading agent and replicating cells the iron present ...
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Iron-binding in the transferrin family of proteins.
Journal of Inorganic Biochemistry, 1991R. Evans +6 more
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The Iron-Binding Protein of Swine Serum
Nutrition Reviews, 2009C.-B. LAURELL, B. INGELMAN
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