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Flocking asbestos waste, an iron and magnesium source for Pseudomonas
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“Recently, studies of David et al. [72,78,79,80] corroborate that these siderophores are also involved in the dissolution of other silicate minerals such as asbestiform minerals.”
From A Review of Asbestos Bioweathering by Siderophore-Producing Pseudomonas: A Potential Strategy of Bioremediation (2020) · cites this paper as [79]
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“The same results were successfully obtained for ACW, with evidence of iron removal from asbestos linked to a siderophore-driven mechanism varying according to the materials.”
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“However, it is only recently that the direct implication of siderophore in the dissolution of raw asbestos and ACW was demonstrated by the use of siderophore mutants and fluorescent protein labeling [78,79,80].”
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“In the presence of AF, the absence of one of the two siderophores is compensated by the production of the other, while in the case of AC, the absence of one of the two siderophores affected iron removal, with a stronger effect in the absence of PCH (Figure 5).”
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“Indeed, the absence of both siderophores greatly reduces iron dissolution from AC and AF (Figure 5), but the involvement of each siderophore depends on waste.”
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