13 septiembre 2014
A microbe developed to clean up nuclear waste has just been improved. In earlier research, Gemma Reguera, A microbiologist identified that Geobacter bacteria’s tiny conductive hair-like appendages, or pili, did the yeoman’s share of remediation. By increasing the strength of the pili nanowires, she improved their ability to clean up uranium and other toxic wastes.
http://feeds.sciencedaily.com/~r/sciencedaily/~3/LsGoykyOlNc/140912215117.htm
