Iron thievery
J Barasch, K Mori - Nature, 2004 - nature.com
J Barasch, K Mori
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Bacteria have many ways of stealing iron from the organisms they infect. But this thievery is not one-sided, and a newly discovered device in the mammalian tool kit does a good job of keeping bacteria in check.
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