Biosynthesis and Export of Membrane-Enveloped Selenium Nanoparticles by Escherichia coli

Biosynthesis and Export of Membrane-Enveloped Selenium Nanoparticles by Escherichia coli

Bacteria reduce toxic selenium oxyanions, such as selenite, to elemental selenium (Se<sup>0</sup>), forming selenium nanoparticles (SeNPs) either intracellularly or extracellularly. However, the mechanism through which extracellular SeNPs (Ex-SeNPs) are exported remains unclear. In this...

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Main Author: Anna Ochi (22664794) (author)
Other Authors: Kano Shibamoto (22664797) (author), Yosuke Toyotake (9286185) (author), Daiki Fujioka (22664800) (author), Fumiaki Yokoyama (10158845) (author), Hiroki Okanishi (1916380) (author), Takeshi Imai (514210) (author), Daiki Fujita (5232986) (author), Riku Aono (22664803) (author), Masao Inoue (6237593) (author), Masaru Takizawa (12569590) (author), Ryuta Tobe (9286290) (author), Yoshikatsu Kanai (143540) (author), Tomoya Imai (1818343) (author), Hisaaki Mihara (32353) (author)
Published: 2025
Subjects:
Biophysics
Biochemistry
Medicine
Microbiology
Cell Biology
Molecular Biology
Physiology
Marine Biology
Cancer
Infectious Diseases
Space Science
Chemical Sciences not elsewhere classified
exported remains unclear
findings help clarify
encapsulated membrane originates
enveloped selenium nanoparticles
0 </ sup
coli cell membrane
findings suggest
escherichia coli
elemental selenium
core enveloped
tola failed
senp detoxification
remained extracellular
mutants deficient
like structures
fluorescence microscopy
either intracellularly
directly demonstrated
dependent process
dependent pathway
aerobic reduction
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