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  1. Metabolic studies on the nitrophile yeast Rhodotorula glutinis DSBCA06

    Nitrogen is the most abundant element in atmosphere and fundamental component of proteins, nucleic acids and other essential molecules. In the past century the industrial use of nitrogen compounds has grown exponentially causing widespread pollution. Nitrogen pollution has wide-ranging impacts …

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  2. Hydrozincite bioprecipitation: a promising tool for bioremediation of waters contaminated by harmful metals. Hydrochemical factors and morphological features of the biomineralization process

    The Ingurtosu Pb-Zn deposit (Sardinia, Italy) was exploited for about a century until 1968. Huge amounts of tailings were abandoned, resulting in long-term harmful metal dispersion processes in both soils and waters. The maximum Zn concentration in waters from the Naracauli stream catchment area …

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  3. Characterization and comparison of microbial communities from different tourist ports in Mediterranean Sea and evaluation of applicability of bioremediation treatments

    Marine ecosystems represent the greatest volume of the biosphere and the largest surface of the planet. They are home to an enormous diversity of animals, plants and microbes and are crucially important resource for fishing, transport, mining and recreation. Humans have been dependant on the seas …

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