Iron transport and storage in microorganisms, plants, and animals
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Iron transport and storage in microorganisms, plants, and animals
（Metal ions in biological systems / edited by Helmut Sigel, v. 35）
Marcel Dekker, 1998
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"Volume 35 covers the biological cycling of iron in oceans; the transport of iron in microorganisms, fungi, and plants; the roles and properties of siderophores; the regulation of iron transport and uptake in animals, plants, and microorganisms, and more. "
Table of Contents
- Biological cycling of iron in the sea
- microbial iron transport - iron acquisition by pathogenic microorganisms
- bacterial iron transport - mechanisms, genetics and regulation
- molecular biology of iron transport in fungi
- soil microorganisms and iron uptake by higher plants
- iron transport in gaminaceous plants
- the coordination chemistry of siderophores - thermodynamics and kinetics of iron chelation and release
- biomimetic siderophores - from structural probes to diagnostic tools
- the physical chemistry of bacterial outer-membrane siderophore receptor proteins
- the iron responsive element (IRE) family of mRNA regulators
- structure and structure-function relationships in the ferritins
- ferritin - uptake, storage and release of iron
- ferritin - its mineralization
- iron storage and ferritin in plants
- transferrin, the transferring receptor and the uptake of iron by cells
- iron homeostasis
- the role of other metals in iron transport
- iron chelators for clinical use.
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