ArticleACS omega2021
Heavy Metals Induced Modulations in Growth, Physiology, Cellular Viability, and Biofilm Formation of an Identified Bacterial Isolate.
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Abstract
The release of untreated tannery effluents comprising biotoxic heavy metal (HM) compounds into the ecosystem is one of our society's most serious environmental and health issues. After discharge, HM-containing industrial effluents reach agricultural soils and thus negatively affect the soil microbial diversity. Considering these, we assessed the effect of HMs on identified soil beneficial bacteria. Here, the effects of four heavy metals (HMs), viz., chromium (Cr), cadmium (Cd), nickel (Ni), and lead (Pb), on cellular growth, physiology, cell permeability, and biofilm formation of
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