Trace Metals and Infectious Diseases, Volume 16 (Strüngmann Forum Reports, 16)
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Trace Metals and Infectious Diseases, Volume 16 (Strüngmann Forum Reports, 16)

by Robert E. Black, Tamara Garcia Barrera, Victor J. Dirita, Jerome O Nriagu, Eric P Skaar, Joseph Lemire, Trevor F Moraes, Vahid Fa Andisi, Anthony B Schryvers, Jeffrey N Weiser, Slade A Loutet, Anson C K Chan, Maribel Navarro, Marek J Kobylarz, Meghan M Verstraete, Stephanie Pfaffen, Bin Ye, Angele L Arrieta, Michael E P Murphy, James A Imlay, Fudi Wang, Andreas Matusch, Lihong Zhang, Jennifer S Cavet, Robert D Perry, Sascha Brunke, Heran Darwin, Carol A Fierke, Dennis J Thiele, Inga Wessels, Günter Weiss, Gonzalo Visbal, George V Dedoussis, Dieter Rehder, Lothar Rink, Miguel Che Parreira Soares, Jozef M Pacyna, Kyrre Sundseth, Elisabeth G Pacyna, Mian Wang, Wenwen Liu, Thomas J Webster, M Leigh Ackland, Ellen K Silbergeld, Julia Bornhorst, Rodney R Dietert, John M Pettifor, Peter-Leon Hagedoorn, Anca-Maria Oros-Peusquens, J Sabine Becker, Professor Of Metallomics Wolfgang Maret, Joseph Caruso, Christopher H Contag, David P Giedroc, Richard B Thompson

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Trace Metals and Infectious Diseases examines the scientific relationship between trace metals and infectious disease. Presented as Volume 16 of the Strüngmann Forum Reports, this multidisciplinary reference brings together research perspectives for readers studying metal biology, microbiology, medicine, and related areas of health science.

About This Book

Trace Metals and Infectious Diseases explores the intersection of metal biology and infectious disease research.

This volume brings together scholarly contributions focused on the significance of trace metals in the context of infection and health.

As Volume 16 in the Strüngmann Forum Reports series, it presents a multidisciplinary scientific resource for readers interested in metals, microbes, and disease.

Suitable for researchers, educators, and advanced students in relevant areas of science and medicine.

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