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Bioconversion of hg and molecular characterization of mera and merb gene in a clone constructed by culture independent technique

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Answered by Anonymous
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✔️Clone has the capability to volatilize 97.94% of 5ppm Hg which gradually decreased to 47% with the increase in Hg to 70ppm.

✔️Validation study using actual site (Ulhas soil) showed the effective conversion of Hg up to 99.9% by UC07.

✔️The clone contains both merA and merB genes, so it can be effectively utilized for organic and inorganic contaminated site.

✔️This is the first study of validation of clone using Hg contaminated site.

✔️ The results are quite promising which shows that UC07 can be utilized effectively for bioconversion of both organic as well as inorganic form of Hg contamination.

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Answered by Michael12
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✔️Clone has the capability to volatilize 97.94% of 5ppm Hg which gradually decreased to 47% with the increase in Hg to 70ppm.

✔️Validation study using actual site (Ulhas soil) showed the effective conversion of Hg up to 99.9% by UC07.

✔️The clone contains both merA and merB genes, so it can be effectively utilized for organic and inorganic contaminated site.

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