ArticleIranian journal of biotechnology2026
Enzyme-Mediated Precipitation of Heavy Metals Using Urease Extracted from
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Abstract
Background: Heavy metal (HMs) pollution is a global concern that demands sustainable remediation approaches. Urease-induced carbonate precipitation provides an eco-friendly alternative that avoids dependence on live microbial systems. Objectives: This study evaluated urease extracted from Materials and Methods: Urease was extracted after 20 h growth. Optimal enzymatic conditions, kinetic parameters, and precipitation efficiency were assessed under varying conditions. The effect of pre-incubation was evaluated, and the precipitates were characterized using XRD. Results: The enzyme exhibited optimal activity at pH 8, 60 °C, and 0.25 M urea, with V Conclusion: Extracted urease demonstrates selective affinity toward Cd
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