Biosynthesis and degradation of methylmercury in human faeces

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Feb 1975

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Nature, Volume 253, Issue 5491, pp. 462-464 (1975).

Physics

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MERCURY is transformed by the microorganisms present in aquatic
sediments1 and rat intestines2. Examples of some
of the important reactions are illustrated below.

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