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AC1MIX3N     3-[[7,11-bis[(2,3- dioxidophenyl)carbonylam...

Synonyms: 62280-34-6, Ferrienterochelin, Ferric enterochelin
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Disease relevance of enterobactin

 

High impact information on enterobactin

 

Chemical compound and disease context of enterobactin

 

Anatomical context of enterobactin

 

Associations of enterobactin with other chemical compounds

  • The hydrolase described previously (Bryce, G.F. and Brot, N. (1972) Biochemistry 11, 1708-1715) as being able to break down enterochelin but not its iron complex, ferric-enterochelin, appears to be identical with the B component of enterochelin esterase [9].
 

Gene context of enterobactin

References

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  10. Two fep genes are required for ferrienterochelin uptake in Escherichia coli K-12. Pierce, J.R., Pickett, C.L., Earhart, C.F. J. Bacteriol. (1983) [Pubmed]
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