Cracking the Mercury Methylation Code

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@Janesaushamburg @TobiErhardt @NatalieGrams @spektrum Na durch sulfatreduzierende Bakterien in der marinen Nahrungskette. Das anorganische Hg2+ wird dabei in das hochgiftige Methylquecksilber transfomiert. Siehe den Artikel von Parks et al. (2013) in S…

RT @YorkUScientists: Microbiol editor @FACETSJournal, @RedoxRoxDetox's: Cracking the Mercury Methylation Code https://t.co/tqutoHdFMz (I th…

Microbiol editor @FACETSJournal, @RedoxRoxDetox's: Cracking the Mercury Methylation Code https://t.co/tqutoHdFMz (I threaded this tweet!)

Researchers have identified two genes, hgcA and hgcB, responsible for converting inorganic mercury to... http://t.co/HmImEf5zLJ

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