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Diversity, metabolic properties and arsenic mobilization potential of indigenous bacteria in arsenic contaminated groundwater of West Bengal, India.

PloS one - 1 Jan 2015

Paul Dhiraj, Kazy Sufia K, Gupta Ashok K, Pal Taraknath, Sar Pinaki

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Arsenic (As) mobilization in alluvial aquifers is caused by a complex interplay of hydro-geo-microbiological activities. Nevertheless, diversity and biogeochemical significance of indigenous bacteria in Bengal Delta Plain are not well documented. We have deciphered bacterial community compositions and metabolic properties in As contaminated groundwater of West Bengal to define their role in As mobilization....

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PMID: 25799109
DOI: 10.1371/journal.pone.0118735
PMCID: PMC4370401

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