Engineered Bacteria Based Biosensors for Monitoring Bioavailable Heavy Metals

By S. Leth, S. Maltoni, R. Šimkus, B. Mattiasson, P. Corbisier, I. Klimant, Otto S. Wolfbeis, E. Csöregi. 2002

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Subfields: Biomedical Engineering, Molecular Biology

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• Fluorescence and bioluminescence reporter functions in genetically modified bacterial sensor strains (2003, background): “For example, a whole-cell biosensor may be able to sense the bioavailability of either a nutrient or a pollutant, rather then its actual concentration, as has recently been demonstrated for heavy metals [32].”