Microbial remediation and plant-microbe interaction under arsenic pollution

Raturi, Gaurav; Chaudhary, Anchal; Rana, Varnika; Mandlik, Rushil; Sharma, Yogesh; Barvkar, Vitthal T.; Salvi, Prafull; Tripathi, Durgesh Kumar; Kaur, Jagdeep; Deshmukh, Rupesh; Dhar, Hena

doi:10.1016/j.scitotenv.2022.160972

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“…Most of the As on Earth is present in the lithosphere, with comparable amounts present in the ocean and soil. Geothermal and volcanic activities, weathering of rocks, mining and other anthropogenic activities cause the release of this element on the surface (Smedley 2002;Zhu et al 2014;Raturi et al 2023) (Figure 2). and As(V) being the most common species in the environment.…”

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“…The last and less common oxidation state of As, -III, is encountered in arsenides which are crystalline binary compounds formed with cations (Na + , Ga + , Cd 2+ , Zn 2+ …) and the gaseous arsine, AsH3. Therefore, the redox state of the environment and the microbial metabolism influence the speciation and bioavailability of As and, consequently, the contamination level of water and soil (Zhu et al 2014;Raturi et al 2023).…”

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confidence: 99%

“…The toxicity of As is due to its deleterious reactions with biological systems: As(III), in fact, reacts with the sulfhydryl groups (-SH) of proteins and other small molecules (e.g., glutathione) interfering with their activity; and As(V) is an analogue of phosphate and competes with it inside cells (Zhu et al 2014;Raturi et al 2023). Uptake of As into cells is generally made either by passive diffusion or by aspecific transporters naturally dedicated to other nutrients, such as phosphate transporters for As(V) and aquaglyceroporins for As(III).…”

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“…Uptake of As into cells is generally made either by passive diffusion or by aspecific transporters naturally dedicated to other nutrients, such as phosphate transporters for As(V) and aquaglyceroporins for As(III). The resistance processes evolved to fight against As toxicity will not be presented in this chapter but several comprehensive reviews are available (for example, Zhu et al (2014); Sattar et al (2016);Raturi et al (2023). Beside resistance, some microbes have evolved an energy metabolism in which…”

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The Complex Interplay of Sulfur and Arsenic Bioenergetic Metabolisms in the Arsenic Geochemical Cycle

D’Ermo,

Guiral,

Schoepp-Cothenet

2024

Geomicrobiology: Natural and Anthropogenic Settings

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Geochemical cycles of arsenic and sulfur are largely impacted by the activity of prokaryotes as microorganisms use these two elements for assimilatory and dissimilatory purposes.Knowledge of the enzymatic systems responsible for these processes is thus essential for understanding the geochemical cycles of both elements. But arsenic and sulfur commonly coexist in the environment, leading to the formation of thiolated arsenic species with one to four arsenic-bonded oxygen atoms substituted by sulfur. Considering these chemical species and the biological processes at the heart of their formation and transformations is therefore crucial for comprehending the complexity of the global geochemical cycles of arsenic and sulfur. This chapter offers a comprehensive overview of the well-known prokaryotic arsenic and sulfur enzyme systems responsible for use of these two elements in bioenergetics, as well as the ever growing-group of prokaryotic enzymes revealed to be able to convert thioarsenic species or to convert both arsenic and sulfur.

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Section: Compound Oxidation State Of S Atommentioning

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The Complex Interplay of Sulfur and Arsenic Bioenergetic Metabolisms in the Arsenic Geochemical Cycle

D’Ermo,

Guiral,

Schoepp-Cothenet

2024

Geomicrobiology: Natural and Anthropogenic Settings

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“…Arsenic being a metalloid is highly toxic in nature ( Sher and Rehman, 2019 ). It is present in various types of environments including aquatic and terrestrials ( Raturi et al, 2023 ). It comes from natural and anthropogenic sources which is a problem for the whole world ( Islam et al, 2023 ).…”

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