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The villain of "The Swimmers" is a rich, vulgar banker who preaches an updated version of the gilded age's "gospel of wealth": "Money is power … Money made this country, built its great and glorious cities, created its industries, covered it with an iron network of railroads".

In addition to MAP3734c - MAP3736c we have identified MAP3737, a PPE related gene, within the iron network (Additional file 17).

In the damage stage, we identified 78 PPIs and 204 interspecies interactions in the iron network and 69 PPIs and 286 interspecies interactions in the glucose network with robustness η ∘ equal to 0.8301 and -0.088.

In the invasion stage, we identified 96 PPIs and 271 interspecies interactions in the iron network with robustness η ∘ equal to -0.4131 and 76 PPIs and 294 interspecies interactions in the glucose network with robustness η ∘ equal to 1.8281.

In the best characterized iron regulatory network, in E. coli, the transcription factor Fur regulates the transcription of iron transport genes, as well as genes encoding iron-using proteins through regulating transcription of the small RNA RyhB [9].

Hence, our genome-wide expression profiling indicates an unprecedented complexity in the iron regulatory network of cyanobacteria.

Statistical and clustering analyses identified 10 small RNAs, 62 antisense RNAs, four 5′UTRs, and seven intragenic elements as potential novel components of the iron regulatory network in Synechocystis.

We have identified 10 sRNAs, 62 asRNAs, four 5′ UTRs, and seven intragenic elements likely to be involved in the iron regulatory network.

Compared with the iron competition network, we can infer that glucose competition is the main focus between C. albicans and zebrafish in the invasion stage.

Our findings contribute to the understanding of mycobacterial adaptability and survival mechanisms in highly intricate and fiercely competitive host environments and the role of iron regulatory networks therein.

Among them were genes important for assimilation of inorganic carbon, suggesting a link between the carbon and iron regulatory networks.