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Characterization of Arsenite Resistant Escherichia coli Isolated from Tubewell Water of Singair, Manikganj, Bangladesh
2016
Bangladesh Journal of Microbiology
<p>Arsenic is a toxic metalloid present in the natural environment and arsenite is more toxic form than arsenate. Bacterial species have evolved multiple defense mechanisms to tolerate and transform the toxic forms of arsenic. In this study, arsenic contaminated tubewell water (90 meter depth with arsenic concentration of 47 μg/l) was collected from Singair Upazilla under Manikganj District in Bangladesh. Among a total of 17 arsenite resistant bacteria, a lactose fermenting isolate Sn26 showed
doi:10.3329/bjm.v31i1.28459
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