Specific Metal Recognition in Nickel Trafficking

Volume: 51, Issue: 40, Pages: 7816 - 7832
Published: Sep 28, 2012
Abstract
Nickel is an essential metal for a number of bacterial species that have developed systems for acquiring, delivering, and incorporating the metal into target enzymes and controlling the levels of nickel in cells to prevent toxic effects. As with other transition metals, these trafficking systems must be able to distinguish between the desired metal and other transition metal ions with similar physical and chemical properties. Because there are...
Paper Details
Title
Specific Metal Recognition in Nickel Trafficking
Published Date
Sep 28, 2012
Volume
51
Issue
40
Pages
7816 - 7832
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