Researchers analyzed the gene sequences, proteins expressed and physiology of 10 strains of bioremediation microbes called Shewanella. Results showed surprising diversity not seen using ...

Shewanella oneidensis MR-1 (formerly Shewanella ... oneidensis has been proposed for bioremediation of anoxic polluted sites because the redox potentials of iron and manganese ions as terminal ...

Shewanella oneidensis has emerged as a key ... This intricate network not only underpins its potential for bioremediation but also offers insights into fundamental bacterial physiology.

Shewanella oneidensis is a microbe that can convert soluble uranium, a groundwater-contamination threat at nuclear waste sites, to solid uraninite that sticks to soil, preventing contamination ...

Bioremediation of heavy metals Bioremediation is the use of either naturally-occurring or deliberately-introduced organisms to consume and break down environmental pollutants and clean up a ...

The experiment centers on a batch of microbes called Shewanella oneidensis MR-1, which arrived at the station in early July. Here on Earth, Shewanella has an unusual skill: It can produce electricity.

Doctors diagnosed him with a Shewanella algae infection, a bacterium that thrives in brackish water. “Everyone worries about sharks in the water, and what got me was this tiny micro-organism ...

She has also written a number of books and e-books on gardens and gardening. Bioremediation is a fascinating area to explore if you are interested in ecology, ecosystems, and nature restoration.

Early results show that using bioremediation to break down “forever chemicals” is working at an airport around Madison, Wisconsin. At the Dane County Regional Airport, scientists are ...