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Isolation and characterization of environmental bacteria capable of extracellular biosorption of mercury.

Published in Applied and environmental microbiology • Feb 1, 2012
Authors:
Fabienne François
,
Carine Lombard
,
Jean-Michel Guigner

Abstract

Accumulation of toxic metals in the environment represents a public health and wildlife concern. Bacteria resistant to toxic metals constitute an attractive biomass for the development of systems to decontaminate soils, sediments, or waters. In particular, biosorption of metals within the bacterial ...

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