Reduction and Efflux of Chromate by Bacteria
By C. Cervantes, J. Campos‐García. 2007
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Subfields: Biomedical Engineering, Health, Toxicology and Mutagenesis, Water Science and Technology
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- Plant growth promotion by a hexavalent chromium reducing bacterial strain, Cellulosimicrobiumcellulans KUCr3 (2009, background): “The insignificant removal of chromate by live cells in saline buffer might be due to the absence of external electron supply which is essential during the reaction process (Cervantes and Campos-Garcia 2007), considering it is as a redox reaction.”
- Chromium(VI) resistance and removal by Acinetobacter haemolyticus (2009, background): “Aerobic Cr(VI) reduction is commonly associated with soluble chromate reductases that uses external electron donors such as NADH, NADPH or lactate ( Cervantes and Campos-Garcia 2007 ).”
- Removal of toxic chromate using free and immobilized Cr(VI)-reducing bacterial cells of Intrasporangium sp. Q5-1 (2009, background): “In this process, Cr(VI) serves as the terminal electron acceptor of an electron transfer chain that frequently involves cytochrome b/c ( Cervantes and Campos 2007 ).”