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Multichannel bioelectronic sensing using engineered Escherichia coli - Nature Communications

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By Marimikel Charrier, Caroline M. Ajo-Franklin
| Nature Verified
Abstract To advance environmental health and hazard detection, researchers have developed whole-cell bioelectronic sensors by engineering extracellular electron transfer to be dependent on an analyte1. However, these sensors regulate a single electron transfer pathway as an electrochemical channel, limiting the sensing information to a single analyte.
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Precision Engineering of 2D Protein Layers as Chelating Biogenic Scaffolds for Selective Recovery of Rare-Earth Elements

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By Roger M. Pallares, Marimikel Charrier, Dong Li, Sara Tejedor-Sanz
| ACS Publications
Rare-earth elements, which include the lanthanide series, are key components of many clean energy technologies, including wind turbines and photovoltaics. Because most of these 4f metals are at high risk of supply chain disruption, the development of new recovery technologies is necessary to avoid future shortages, which may impact renewable energy production. This paper reports the synthesis of a non-natural biogenic material as a potential platform for bioinspired lanthanide extraction.
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Large Circular Plasmids from Groundwater Plasmidomes Span Multiple Incompatibility Groups and Are Enriched in Multimetal Resistance Genes

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By Yu-Wei Wu, John-Marc Chandonia, Ankita Kothari, Marimikel Charrier
| American Society for Microbiology (ASM)
Research Article | Applied and Environmental Science Ankita Kothari, Yu-Wei Wu, John-Marc Chandonia, Marimikel Charrier, Lara Rajeev, Andrea M. Rocha, Dominique C. Joyner, Terry C. Hazen, Steven W. Singer, Aindrila Mukhopadhyay Stephen Carlyle Winans, Editor DOI: 10.1128/mBio.02899-18 ABSTRACT Naturally occurring plasmids constitute a major category of mobile genetic elements responsible for harboring and transferring genes important in survival and fitness.
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