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Investigation of the role of porin proteins in Salmonella acquisition of host iron

2019-01-01

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Iron is essential for the growth and long-term persistence of most human pathogens, and growth within host tissues is often dependent on the bacteria being able to steal iron from the normally secure lung-iron sources, such as the iron-binding proteins transferrin (Tf) and lactoferrin (Lf). Proteomic analysis showed that Tf and Lf are bound by Salmonella and provisionally identified the porins OmpC and OmpD as res...

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774b3b1a-f7cb-5279-9d67-fe33304ad0ae
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10.25392/leicester.data.10292567.v1
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