Regulation of Zn accumulation by a freshwater gram-positive bacterium (Rhodococcus opacus)

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Researchers from the University of Geneva, Switzerland investigated the ability of Rhodococcus opacus to reduce the concentrations of zinc in an external medium.

Zinc, Zinc products, Coccidia, Cryptosporidium, Zinc (Metal)

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Submersible online oxygen removal system coupled to an in situ voltammetric probe for trace element monitoring in freshwater

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Researchers from University of Geneva described a new method to remove online oxygen in water for the deoxygenation of freshwater in the detection of trace elements using a submersible voltammetric probe.

Usage, Brief Article, Oxygen, Voltammetry

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Accumulation of waterborne mercury (II) in specific areas of fish brain

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Rainbow and brown trout were exposed to either waterborne or injected mercury to examine its distribution through the central nervous system to the brain.

Sweden, Commercial Fishing, Fishing, Mercury, Fresh Water Fish, Health aspects, Statistical Data Included, Fishes, Water pollution, Trout, Technical, Mercury (Metal), Freshwater fishes

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