Lasco et al., "IroN, a novel outer membrane siderophore
receptor characteristic of Salmonella enterica," Journal of Bacteriology, vol.
Another possibility could be related to its ability to better solubilize P, which can lead to a production of a wide variety of antimicrobial metabolites including enzymes, siderophores
, volatile compounds, cyclic lipopeptides (CLPs), and antibiotics [27, 28].
Berry, "Influence of iron on growth, morphology, outer membrane protein composition, and synthesis of siderophores
in Campylobacter jejuni" Infection and Immunity, vol.
Microbiologists have developed techniques for the introduction of siderophore
producing PGPR in soil system through seed, soil or root system.
Itoic acid, the first example of a catecholate siderophore
, was isolated from B.
typing, a powerful tool for the identification of fluorescence and non-fluorescence pseudomonas.
are chelating molecules with iron binding groups that are produced by most microorganisms to scavenge and acquire iron when it is scarce.
The best-studied system is concerned with iron sequestration and transport by specific chelators, termed siderophores
, which are secreted by bacteria and fungi when this metal is present at very low concentrations.
Other plants, lacking such an uptake system, can then become iron deficient in a phenomenon that appears like allelopathy when the siderophore
released by a plant inhibits growth of another plant.
These cells were used for test of nitrogen fixation, phosphate solubilisation, indole acetic acid production and siderophore
Produce microbial siderophore
for use in fertilisers using a specifically-developed demonstration plant;
Sixteen poster presentations are on cefiderocol, a late-stage investigational, novel siderophore
cephalosporin, and one is on COT-143, a humanized monoclonal antibody.