THE COST OF HEAVY-METAL TOLERANCE: AN EXAMPLE

Heavy Metal Tolerance

investigating the relationship between ambiguity tolerance and willingness to translate of iranian prospective english translators: an sem revalidation study

cognitive studies of translation process have recently been awarded a great deal of attention. there exists a psychological angle to almost all translation activities. the present study, thus, deals with analysing the relationships between iranian prospective translators tolerance for ambiguity (ta) and their willingness to translate (wtt). the research was conducted as a mixed methods study, d...

Heavy Metal Tolerance in Stenotrophomonas maltophilia

Stenotrophomonas maltophilia is an aerobic, non-fermentative Gram-negative bacterium widespread in the environment. S. maltophilia Sm777 exhibits innate resistance to multiple antimicrobial agents. Furthermore, this bacterium tolerates high levels (0.1 to 50 mM) of various toxic metals, such as Cd, Pb, Co, Zn, Hg, Ag, selenite, tellurite and uranyl. S. maltophilia Sm777 was able to grow in the ...

Cadmium As An Heavy Metal Contamination of Food

SUMMARY Though cadmium has come into widespread use only relatively recently it is quite likely that for many countries this highly toxic metal has been causing food poisoning. Even minute amounts of cadmium are sufficient to cause poisoning and since the metal is soluble in organic acids; It easily enters food stuffs. The extreme danger resulting from ingestion of cadmium in food was high lig...

Implications of Microbial Heavy Metal Tolerance in the Environment

This paper focuses on the general ways in which microbes interact with metals. Some bacteria have evolved mechanisms to detoxify heavy metals, and some even use them for respiration. Microbial interactions with metals may have several implications for the environment. Microbes may play a large role in the biogeochemical cycling of toxic heavy metals also in cleaning up or remediating metal-cont...