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Iron Transport and Receptors in Bacteria
1. Iron in Bacterial Physiology
2. Iron Bioavailability Challenges
3. Bacterial Iron Acquisition Strategies
4. Siderophore Structure and Function
5. Outer Membrane Iron Receptors
6. Periplasmic and Inner Membrane Transport
7. Intracellular Iron Processing
8. Iron Homeostasis Regulation
9. Iron Acquisition and Bacterial Pathogenesis
10. Therapeutic Applications and Drug Development
Bacterial Iron Acquisition Strategies
Siderophore-mediated Systems
High-affinity Iron Chelation
Secretion and Uptake Mechanisms
Environmental Advantages
Heme Acquisition Systems
Heme Extraction from Host Proteins
Specialized Transport Machinery
Heme Degradation Pathways
Ferrous Iron Transport
Environmental Conditions Favoring Fe²⁺
Specific Fe²⁺ Transporters
Anaerobic and Microaerobic Niches
Direct Host Protein Binding
Surface Receptors for Transferrin
Lactoferrin-binding Proteins
Iron Extraction Mechanisms
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