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Uranium Biominerals Precipitated by an Environmental Isolate of Serratia under Anaerobic Conditions
by
Morris, Katherine
, Lloyd, Jonathan. R.
, Newsome, Laura
in
Anaerobic conditions
/ Anaerobiosis
/ Bacteria
/ Biodegradation
/ Biodegradation, Environmental
/ Bioremediation
/ Chemical Precipitation
/ Chlorides - metabolism
/ Contamination
/ Culture Media
/ Environmental science
/ Enzymes
/ Experiments
/ Fumarates - pharmacology
/ Geologic Sediments - microbiology
/ Glycerol
/ Glycerol - pharmacology
/ Groundwater
/ Groundwater pollution
/ Iron
/ Laboratories
/ Metabolic pathways
/ Microscopy, Electron
/ Minerals
/ Minerals - isolation & purification
/ Minerals - metabolism
/ Nanoparticles
/ Nuclear facilities
/ Oxidation-Reduction
/ Phosphatase
/ Phosphate minerals
/ Phosphates
/ Phosphates - isolation & purification
/ Phosphates - metabolism
/ Precipitation
/ Precipitation (Meteorology)
/ Reduction
/ Sediment samplers
/ Sediments
/ Serratia
/ Serratia - isolation & purification
/ Serratia - metabolism
/ Serratia marcescens
/ Soil Microbiology
/ Soil Pollutants, Radioactive - metabolism
/ Solubility
/ Uranium
/ Uranium - metabolism
/ Uranium Compounds - isolation & purification
/ Uranium Compounds - metabolism
/ X-Ray Diffraction
2015
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Uranium Biominerals Precipitated by an Environmental Isolate of Serratia under Anaerobic Conditions
by
Morris, Katherine
, Lloyd, Jonathan. R.
, Newsome, Laura
in
Anaerobic conditions
/ Anaerobiosis
/ Bacteria
/ Biodegradation
/ Biodegradation, Environmental
/ Bioremediation
/ Chemical Precipitation
/ Chlorides - metabolism
/ Contamination
/ Culture Media
/ Environmental science
/ Enzymes
/ Experiments
/ Fumarates - pharmacology
/ Geologic Sediments - microbiology
/ Glycerol
/ Glycerol - pharmacology
/ Groundwater
/ Groundwater pollution
/ Iron
/ Laboratories
/ Metabolic pathways
/ Microscopy, Electron
/ Minerals
/ Minerals - isolation & purification
/ Minerals - metabolism
/ Nanoparticles
/ Nuclear facilities
/ Oxidation-Reduction
/ Phosphatase
/ Phosphate minerals
/ Phosphates
/ Phosphates - isolation & purification
/ Phosphates - metabolism
/ Precipitation
/ Precipitation (Meteorology)
/ Reduction
/ Sediment samplers
/ Sediments
/ Serratia
/ Serratia - isolation & purification
/ Serratia - metabolism
/ Serratia marcescens
/ Soil Microbiology
/ Soil Pollutants, Radioactive - metabolism
/ Solubility
/ Uranium
/ Uranium - metabolism
/ Uranium Compounds - isolation & purification
/ Uranium Compounds - metabolism
/ X-Ray Diffraction
2015
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Uranium Biominerals Precipitated by an Environmental Isolate of Serratia under Anaerobic Conditions
by
Morris, Katherine
, Lloyd, Jonathan. R.
, Newsome, Laura
in
Anaerobic conditions
/ Anaerobiosis
/ Bacteria
/ Biodegradation
/ Biodegradation, Environmental
/ Bioremediation
/ Chemical Precipitation
/ Chlorides - metabolism
/ Contamination
/ Culture Media
/ Environmental science
/ Enzymes
/ Experiments
/ Fumarates - pharmacology
/ Geologic Sediments - microbiology
/ Glycerol
/ Glycerol - pharmacology
/ Groundwater
/ Groundwater pollution
/ Iron
/ Laboratories
/ Metabolic pathways
/ Microscopy, Electron
/ Minerals
/ Minerals - isolation & purification
/ Minerals - metabolism
/ Nanoparticles
/ Nuclear facilities
/ Oxidation-Reduction
/ Phosphatase
/ Phosphate minerals
/ Phosphates
/ Phosphates - isolation & purification
/ Phosphates - metabolism
/ Precipitation
/ Precipitation (Meteorology)
/ Reduction
/ Sediment samplers
/ Sediments
/ Serratia
/ Serratia - isolation & purification
/ Serratia - metabolism
/ Serratia marcescens
/ Soil Microbiology
/ Soil Pollutants, Radioactive - metabolism
/ Solubility
/ Uranium
/ Uranium - metabolism
/ Uranium Compounds - isolation & purification
/ Uranium Compounds - metabolism
/ X-Ray Diffraction
2015
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Uranium Biominerals Precipitated by an Environmental Isolate of Serratia under Anaerobic Conditions
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Uranium Biominerals Precipitated by an Environmental Isolate of Serratia under Anaerobic Conditions
2015
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Stimulating the microbially-mediated precipitation of uranium biominerals may be used to treat groundwater contamination at nuclear sites. The majority of studies to date have focussed on the reductive precipitation of uranium as U(IV) by U(VI)- and Fe(III)-reducing bacteria such as Geobacter and Shewanella species, although other mechanisms of uranium removal from solution can occur, including the precipitation of uranyl phosphates via bacterial phosphatase activity. Here we present the results of uranium biomineralisation experiments using an isolate of Serratia obtained from a sediment sample representative of the Sellafield nuclear site, UK. When supplied with glycerol phosphate, this Serratia strain was able to precipitate 1 mM of soluble U(VI) as uranyl phosphate minerals from the autunite group, under anaerobic and fermentative conditions. Under phosphate-limited anaerobic conditions and with glycerol as the electron donor, non-growing Serratia cells could precipitate 0.5 mM of uranium supplied as soluble U(VI), via reduction to nano-crystalline U(IV) uraninite. Some evidence for the reduction of solid phase uranyl(VI) phosphate was also observed. This study highlights the potential for Serratia and related species to play a role in the bioremediation of uranium contamination, via a range of different metabolic pathways, dependent on culturing or in situ conditions.
Publisher
Public Library of Science,Public Library of Science (PLoS)
Subject
/ Bacteria
/ Biodegradation, Environmental
/ Enzymes
/ Geologic Sediments - microbiology
/ Glycerol
/ Iron
/ Minerals
/ Minerals - isolation & purification
/ Phosphates - isolation & purification
/ Serratia
/ Serratia - isolation & purification
/ Soil Pollutants, Radioactive - metabolism
/ Uranium
/ Uranium Compounds - isolation & purification
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