Contrary effects of phytoplankton Chlorella vulgaris and its exudates on mercury methylation by iron- and sulfate-reducing bacteria

Keyphrases

• Hg(II) 100%
• Chlorella Vulgaris 100%
• Phytoplankton 100%
• Sulfate-reducing Bacteria 100%
• Iron-reducing Bacteria 100%
• Exudates 100%
• Mercury Methylation 100%
• Methylation 88%
• MeHg 44%
• Phytoplankton Cells 22%
• Algal Organic Matter 22%
• Health Anxiety 11%
• Aquatic Food Webs 11%
• Bioaccumulation 11%
• Aquatic Environment 11%
• Food Web 11%
• Neurotoxin 11%
• Environmental Pollutants 11%
• Mercury Hg 11%
• Phytoplankton Species 11%
• Phytoplankton Bloom 11%
• Anaerobic Bacteria 11%
• Bioaccumulate 11%
• Geobacter Sulfurreducens PCA 11%
• Methylmercury 11%
• Methylators 11%
• Desulfovibrio Desulfuricans ND132 11%
• Desulfovibrio 11%
• Inorganic Hg 11%

Pharmacology, Toxicology and Pharmaceutical Science

• Sulfate Reducing Bacterium 100%
• Phytoplankton 100%
• Exudate 100%
• Chlorella vulgaris 100%
• Organic Matter 20%
• Bioaccumulation 10%
• Base 10%
• Neurotoxin 10%
• Desulfovibrio desulfuricans 10%
• Complexation 10%
• Geobacter 10%
• Anaerobic Bacterium 10%
• Methylmercury 10%
• Geobacter Sulfurreducens 10%

Immunology and Microbiology

• Methylation 100%
• Chlorella vulgaris 100%
• Sulfate Reducing Bacterium 100%
• Phytoplankton 100%
• Desulfovibrio desulfuricans 11%
• Complex Formation 11%
• Geobacter Sulfurreducens 11%
• Anaerobic Bacterium 11%
• Geobacter 11%
• Bioaccumulation 11%
• Algal Bloom 11%