Siderophore mediated iron(III) uptake in Gliocladium virens. 2. Role of ferric mono- and dihydroxamates as iron transport agents.
Siderophore mediated iron(III) uptake in Gliocladium virens. 2. Role of ferric mono- and dihydroxamates as iron transport agents.
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铁载体介导的 Gliocladium virens 中铁 (III) 的吸收。
DOI:
10.1016/0162-0134(87)80033-8
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发表时间:
1987
影响因子:
3.9
通讯作者:
vanderHelm,D
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作者:
Jalal,MA;Love,SK;vanderHelm,D
The Fe(III) transport properties of the monohydroxamates,cis-fusarinine (cF) andtrans-fusarinine (tF), and the dihydroxamate, dimerum acid (DA), the major siderophores of the fungus,Gliocladium virensATCC 24290, have been investigated using labeled ferric siderophores. Fe(cF)3, Fe(tF)3and Fe2(DA)3(and also one of the minor trihydroxamates, ferricrocin) transport extracellular55Fe(III) very efficiently into the fungus. Coprogen, another minor trihydroxamate, behaves as a weak Fe(III)-transporting agent. The respiratory poisons, KCN and NaN3, significantly inhibit uptake activity, indicating that the Fe(III) uptake mediated by Fe(cF)3, Fe(tF)3, and Fe2(DA)3involves active transport systems in the membrane. A number of fungal species, both producers and nonproducers of cF, tF, and DA, show ability at varying degrees to transport55Fe(III) bound to these siderophores.