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Figure 1.

Chemical structures of the siderophores pyochelin, watasemycin A, yersiniabactin, enterobactin and citrate.

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Table 1.

MIC of pyochelin against selected bacterial strains.

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Table 2.

Influence of iron on the MIC of pyochelin.

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Table 3.

MIC of pyochelin in the presence of selected additives.

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Figure 2.

Levels of reactive oxygen species in E. coli wild type and entE mutant.

Quantitation of ROS levels using the DCFA-DA probe. Fluorescence intensities are relative to that of the control. Control: wt grown in 2 mL M9 medium; PCH indicates cells grown in the presence of 15 µM pyochelin; ASC indicates supplementation with 1 mM ascorbic acid; ENT designates addition of 1 µM of pure enterobactin; CIT indicates supplementation with 50 µM citrate. Error bars = SEM, n = 3.

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Table 4.

Growth inhibition by pyochelin under aerobic and anaerobic culture conditions.

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Table 5.

List of strains used in this work.

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