Infection metallomics for critical care in the post-COVID era
Patil RH, Luptakova D, Havlicek V
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- 2021
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- Mass Spectrometry Reviews
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patil-2021-infection-metallomics-critical-care
Defines infection metallomics as a diagnostic platform: microbial metallophores (siderophores and Cu/Zn/Ni/Co-chelators) detected by mass spectrometry can distinguish invasive infection from colonization. Underpins WikiBiome's framing of pathogen virulence as a metal-acquisition phenomenon and establishes metallophores as signature biomarkers across sepsis, pneumonia, UTI, and CNS infection.
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