Bioreduction is a microbial-mediated process within the broader category of bioremediation wherein microorganisms facilitate the detoxification of heavy metals by enzymatically reducing their oxidation states, thereby decreasing their bioavailability and toxicity in contaminated environments.
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Nanometre-size products of uranium bioreduction
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