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Monofluorophosphate is a selective inhibitor of respiratory sulfate-reducing microorganisms.

Environmental science & technology - 17 Mar 2015

Carlson Hans K, Stoeva Magdalena K, Justice Nicholas B, Sczesnak Andrew, Mullan Mark R, Mosqueda Lorraine A, Kuehl Jennifer V, Deutschbauer Adam M, Arkin Adam P, Coates John D

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Despite the environmental and economic cost of microbial sulfidogenesis in industrial operations, few compounds are known as selective inhibitors of respiratory sulfate reducing microorganisms (SRM), and no study has systematically and quantitatively evaluated the selectivity and potency of SRM inhibitors. Using general, high-throughput assays to quantitatively evaluate inhibitor potency and selectivity in a...

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PMID: 25698072
DOI: 10.1021/es505843z

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