Siderophore mediated absorption of iron

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10. Oral iron chelators: Prospects for future development
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44. Multiple weak forces in ion-binding molecules
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53. Siderophores from marine microorganisms and their applications
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58. Framework-Reactive Siderophore Analogs as Potential Cell-Selective Drugs. Design and Syntheses of Trimelamol-Based Iron Chelators
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63. Synthesis of a Novel Macrobicyclic Cavity Possessing Six Convergent Hydroxyl Groups and Acting as a Siderophore
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