Repression of microbial arsenite uptake and methylation by dissolved organic carbon
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 …
species, an important component of the biogeochemical arsenic cycle in rice paddies. Prior …
Aqueous and Colloidal Dynamics in Size-Fractionated Paddy Soil Aggregates with Multiple Metal Contaminants under Redox Alternations
Soil contamination by multiple metals is a significant concern due to the interlinked
mobilization processes. The challenges in comprehending this issue arise from the poorly …
mobilization processes. The challenges in comprehending this issue arise from the poorly …
Tunable Low-Rate Genomic Recombination with Cre-lox in E. coli: A Versatile Tool for Synthetic Biology and Environmental Sensing
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 …
would benefit from the ability to induce genomic alterations at low, tunable rates. Site …
Growth substrate limitation enhances anaerobic arsenic methylation by Paraclostridium bifermentans strain EML
J Qiao, H Sallet, KL Meibom, R Bernier-Latmani - bioRxiv, 2023 - biorxiv.org
Microbial arsenic methylation is established as a detoxification process under aerobic
conditions (converting arsenite to monomethylated arsenate) but proposed to be a microbial …
conditions (converting arsenite to monomethylated arsenate) but proposed to be a microbial …
Effects of Carbon Substrate Quality and Iron on Microbial Arsenic Metabolisms: Implications for Arsenic Speciation and Fate in Rice Paddy Soils
H Yoon - 2023 - search.proquest.com
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 …
inorganic compounds in various redox states, each with their distinct mobilities and …