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A powerful molecular engineering tool provided efficient Chlamydomonas mutants as bio-sensing elements for herbicides detection.

PloS one - 1 Jan 2013

Lambreva Maya D, Giardi Maria Teresa, Rambaldi Irene, Antonacci Amina, Pastorelli Sandro, Bertalan Ivo, Husu Ivan, Johanningmeier Udo, Rea Giuseppina

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This study was prompted by increasing concerns about ecological damage and human health threats derived by persistent contamination of water and soil with herbicides, and emerging of bio-sensing technology as powerful, fast and efficient tool for the identification of such hazards. This work is aimed at overcoming principal limitations negatively affecting the whole-cell-based biosensors performance due to...

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PMID: 23613953
DOI: 10.1371/journal.pone.0061851
PMCID: PMC3629139

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