Bacterial biofilms are associated with secondary gold grains from two sites in Australia. 16Sribosomal DNA clones of the genusRalstoniathat bear 99% similarity to the bacteriumRalstonia metallidurans—shown to precipitate gold from aqueous gold(III) tetrachloride—were present on all DNA-positive gold grains but were not detected in the surrounding soils. These results provide evidence for the bacterial contribution to the authigenic formation of secondary bacterioform gold grains and nuggets.Frank Reith, Stephen L. Rogers, D. C. McPhail, Daryl Web
Biofilms on Au grains from sub-tropical and tropical sites promote the dispersion of gold (Au) by co...
Biofilms on placer gold (Au)-particle surfaces drive Au solubilization and re-concentration thereby ...
Bacteria catalyze the dissolution and re-precipitation of gold, thereby driving the biogeochemical c...
Bacterial biofilms are associated with secondary gold grains from two sites in Australia. 165 riboso...
Cupriavidus metallidurans, a bacterium capable of reductively precipitating toxic, aqueous gold(I/II...
The biogeochemical cycling of gold (Au), i.e. its solubilization, transport and re-precipitation, le...
Microbial communities mediating gold cycling occur on gold grains from (sub)-tropical, (semi)-arid,...
While the role of microorganisms as main drivers of metal mobility and mineral formation under Earth...
Microorganisms capable of actively solubilizing and precipitating gold appear to play a larger role ...
Biofilms living on gold (Au) grains play a key role in the biogeochemical cycle of Au by promoting t...
Gold particles contain gold and other toxic, heavy metals, making them 'extreme' geochemical microen...
The biogeochemical cycling of gold has been proposed from studies focusing on gold particle morpholo...
Microbial communities mediating gold cycling occur on gold grains from (sub)-tropical, (semi)-arid, ...
Gold grains collected from the Rio Saldaña River, Colombia were hundreds of micrometers in size and ...
Prokaryotes, i.e. eubacteria and archaea, have been shaping their environment and thus the earth&apo...
Biofilms on Au grains from sub-tropical and tropical sites promote the dispersion of gold (Au) by co...
Biofilms on placer gold (Au)-particle surfaces drive Au solubilization and re-concentration thereby ...
Bacteria catalyze the dissolution and re-precipitation of gold, thereby driving the biogeochemical c...
Bacterial biofilms are associated with secondary gold grains from two sites in Australia. 165 riboso...
Cupriavidus metallidurans, a bacterium capable of reductively precipitating toxic, aqueous gold(I/II...
The biogeochemical cycling of gold (Au), i.e. its solubilization, transport and re-precipitation, le...
Microbial communities mediating gold cycling occur on gold grains from (sub)-tropical, (semi)-arid,...
While the role of microorganisms as main drivers of metal mobility and mineral formation under Earth...
Microorganisms capable of actively solubilizing and precipitating gold appear to play a larger role ...
Biofilms living on gold (Au) grains play a key role in the biogeochemical cycle of Au by promoting t...
Gold particles contain gold and other toxic, heavy metals, making them 'extreme' geochemical microen...
The biogeochemical cycling of gold has been proposed from studies focusing on gold particle morpholo...
Microbial communities mediating gold cycling occur on gold grains from (sub)-tropical, (semi)-arid, ...
Gold grains collected from the Rio Saldaña River, Colombia were hundreds of micrometers in size and ...
Prokaryotes, i.e. eubacteria and archaea, have been shaping their environment and thus the earth&apo...
Biofilms on Au grains from sub-tropical and tropical sites promote the dispersion of gold (Au) by co...
Biofilms on placer gold (Au)-particle surfaces drive Au solubilization and re-concentration thereby ...
Bacteria catalyze the dissolution and re-precipitation of gold, thereby driving the biogeochemical c...