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Revised “Key Studies”: now reads “- (quasi-experimental) -- Uses EPR/ENDOR spectroscopy to”.

Revised “Key Studies”: changed “- (quasi-experimental) -- Uses EPR/ENDOR spectroscopy to” to “- (quasi-experimental) -- Uses EPR/ENDOR spectroscopy to”. Added references: jaishankar-2014-heavy-metal-toxicity-mechanisms; lingasamy-2024-immunome-microbiome-reproductive-health; bazzichi-2024-environmental-factors-fibromyalgia-review; sarasa-buisan-2024-ancient-zinc-acquisition-cyanobacterial-exoproteome; imran-2019-co-selection-antibiotic-resistance-metal-microplastic; sabeel-2025-microbiome-targeted-nanoplatforms-breast-cancer; paterson-2025-metal-chelator-resistance-cell-wall-saureus; weider-2022-viruses-thyroid-tissue. Removed references: londono-2025-epr-manganese-antioxidant-borrelia-burgdorferi; wales-2015-co-selection-resistance-antibiotics-biocides-metals.

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Created “Borrelia”: A genus of spirochete bacteria transmitted by Ixodes ticks, best known as the causative agent of Lyme disease -- the most common tick-borne illness in the Northern Hemisphere. Borrelia burgdorferi…

Created “Borrelia”: A genus of spirochete bacteria transmitted by Ixodes ticks, best known as the causative agent of Lyme disease -- the most common tick-borne illness in the Northern Hemisphere. Borrelia burgdorferi… Published sections: Borrelia; The Iron-Free Strategy; Manganese: The Sole Metal Shield; The H-Mn Deficit; Manganese Toxicity: The Self-Poisoning Vulnerability; Key Enzymes and Virulence Factors; Ecological Role; Comparison with Other Metal Strategies; Conditions Associated; Key Studies; Cross-References.

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