Biogenic REEs nano particle formation and its mobilty in environments

Onuki, Toshihiko

We have conducted the research on the interaction of REEs with microorganisms. The adsorbed REEs on the cell surface changed the chemical states to the REEs-phosphate precipitates. Genes concerned with phosphate transport contribute to uranium tolerance, suggesting that REE- and U(VI)-phosphate precipitations are resulted from the expression of yeast by the adsorption of REE and U(VI). We found distinct organic molecules released from Mn oxidizing fungus, which complexed selectively with tetra valent elements including Ce and Th.

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Meeting title	:	25th Goldschmidt Conference (Goldschmidt 2015)
Held date	:	2015/08
Location (city)	:	Prague
Location (country)	:	Czech Republic
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Keywords	:	ナノ粒子; 微生物; 希土類元素
Research Facility	:	第4研究棟
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