1986
DOI: 10.1016/0045-6535(86)90550-3
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Unterschiedliche Aufnahme von Cadmium in Saccharomyces- BZW. Rhodotorula-Zellen

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“…Thus, there are two possible explanations for the toxicity decrease of cadmium when increasing yeast extract strength: the organic matter reacts The averages followed by the same letters do not differ among themselves according to the Tukey test to 1% of confidence. MOWLL, 1983;RÖSICK, 1986). Thus, in low dextrose the cadmium was less toxic (Table 2).…”
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confidence: 97%
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“…Thus, there are two possible explanations for the toxicity decrease of cadmium when increasing yeast extract strength: the organic matter reacts The averages followed by the same letters do not differ among themselves according to the Tukey test to 1% of confidence. MOWLL, 1983;RÖSICK, 1986). Thus, in low dextrose the cadmium was less toxic (Table 2).…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 97%
“…Moreover, yeasts have shown to take up have metals ions (GÖKSUNGUR; UREN; GÜVENÇ, 2005;GRAFL;SCHWANTES, 1983; MARIANO-da-SILVA; PRADO-FILHO, 1998; MARIANO-DA-SILVA; PRADO-FILHO, 1999;MARIANO-DA-SILVA, 2001;PARK;JUNG, 2003;RÖSICK;MANGIR;LOCHMANN, 1986;VASUDEVAN;PADMAVATHY;DHINGRA, 2002), and have a potential as effective biosorbents. Hence, cell growth (MARIANO-da-SILVA; BASSO, 2004), cell viability (MARIANOda-SILVA, 1998;MARIANO-da-SILVA, 2001;MARIANO-da-SILVA et al, 2007), electron transport (BITTON et al, 1984), and mitochondrial respiration (HAUBENSTRICKER et al, 1990) of Sacharomyces cerevisiae have all been selected as parameters for pollution assessment.…”
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“…After absorption, the cations are transported through the cell membrane, probably by cation transporting proteins, to the cytosol, where they are linked to metalloproteins in the vacuole 6,32,35,45 .…”
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confidence: 99%