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The interaction between arsenic and selenium in Enterobacter sp. Z1

ABSTRACT: Enterobacter sp. Z1 showed resistance to arsenic and selenium. We found that strain Z1 showed increased selenium reduction when we added arsenite, so the purpose of this project is to clarify how arsenite effects the selenium reduction of strain Z1.

ORGANISM(S): Enterobacter Sp. Z1

SUBMITTER: Kaixiang Shi

PROVIDER: PXD047589 | iProX | Thu Dec 07 00:00:00 GMT 2023

REPOSITORIES: iProX

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