Arsenic methylation is the microbe-mediated transformation of inorganic As into methylated species, an important component of the biogeochemical arsenic cycle in rice paddies. Prior …
Understanding the effects of water chemistry on the availability of arsenic (As) to biota is important for predicting the environmental fate of As. The “dissolved” fraction of As (< 0.22 …
Rice accumulates arsenic (As) when cultivated under flooded conditions in paddy soils threatening rice yield or its safety for human consumption, depending on As speciation …
A variety of synthetic biology applications, from environmental sensing to bioproduction, would benefit from the ability to induce genomic alterations at low, tunable rates. Site …
Arsenic (As), one of the toxic metalloids, can be found in different forms, including organic or inorganic compounds in various redox states, each with their distinct mobilities and …