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Added references: mcfarlane-2025-manganese-sparing-response-rsac-saureus-infection; cassat-2012-metal-acquisition-staphylococcus-aureus; mcewan-2024-metalloproteome-plasticity-pathogen-adaptation; rohaun-2024-microbes-strategic-metalation-mononuclear-enzymes.

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Created “Cambialistic Enzymes”: Cambialistic enzymes are enzymes that can function with more than one metal cofactor, switching between metals depending on environmental availability. The term derives from the Latin cambium…

Created “Cambialistic Enzymes”: Cambialistic enzymes are enzymes that can function with more than one metal cofactor, switching between metals depending on environmental availability. The term derives from the Latin cambium… Published sections: Overview; The Paradigm: Superoxide Dismutase; Ecological Advantage; Relevance to Gut Metal Ecology; Cross-References.

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