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Novel arsenic-transforming bacteria and the diversity of their arsenic-related genes and enzymes arising from arsenic-polluted freshwater sediment.

Scientific reports - 11 Sept 2017

Suhadolnik Maria L S, Salgado Ana P C, Scholte Larissa L S, Bleicher Lucas, Costa Patrícia S, Reis Mariana P, Dias Marcela F, Ávila Marcelo P, Barbosa Francisco A R, Chartone-Souza Edmar, Nascimento Andréa M A

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Bacteria are essential in arsenic cycling. However, few studies have addressed 16S rRNA and arsenic-related functional gene diversity in long-term arsenic-contaminated tropical sediment. Here, using culture-based, metagenomic and computational approaches, we describe the diversity of bacteria, genes and enzymes involved in AsIII and AsV transformation in freshwater sediment and in anaerobic AsIII- and...

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PMID: 28894204
DOI: 10.1038/s41598-017-11548-8
PMCID: PMC5593903

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