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Physicochemical mechanisms of trace metal bioaccumulation by microorganisms

Wilkinson, Kevin J.
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Slaveykova, Vera I.  
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Hassler, Christel S.
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2002
Chimia

A review. This research group is working towards understanding the fundamental physicochem. mechanisms of trace metal biouptake by aquatic microorganisms in natural systems. Research is currently focused on identifying under what conditions uptake fluxes are limited by phys. (e.g. diffusion) as opposed to biol. (transfer across biol. membrane) processes. In addn., the complexation of the trace metals is being examd. from both a thermodn. (stability) and kinetic (lability) perspective in order to elucidate its effect on the overall uptake flux. [on SciFinder (R)]

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research article
DOI
10.2533/000942902777679957
Author(s)
Wilkinson, Kevin J.
Slaveykova, Vera I.  
Hassler, Christel S.
Rossier, Claude
Date Issued

2002

Published in
Chimia
Volume

56

Issue

12

Start page

681

End page

684

Subjects

Bioaccumulation

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Cell membrane

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Diffusion

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Microorganism (physicochem. mechanism of trace metal bioaccumulation by microorganisms)

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Trace metals Role: BSU (Biological study

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unclassified)

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BIOL (Biological study) (physicochem. mechanism of trace metal bioaccumulation by microorganisms)

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Biological transport (uptake

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physicochem. mechanism of trace metal bioaccumulation by microorganisms)

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review trace metal uptake bioaccumulation aquatic microorganism

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REVIEWED

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OTHER

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November 27, 2007
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