Lead (Pb) metal accumulation in surrounding environments can cause serious threats to
human health, causing liver and kidney function damage. This work explored the potential of …

Enzyme-induced carbonate precipitation (EICP) is considered as an environmentally
friendly method for immobilizing heavy metals (HMs). The fundamental of the EICP method …

The bioaccumulation of heavy metals due to metallurgical and smelting activities threatens
human health. Although microbial-induced carbonate/phosphate precipitation (MICP/MIPP) …

Urease is an enzyme associated with the degradation of urea, an important nitrogen fertilizer
in agriculture. Thus, this current report describes the use of a paper-based analytical device …

Two fully mechanized flow analysis systems for urease activity assays have been
developed, characterized and compared. Both of them are based on almost the same …

The biocalcification process in soil via urea hydrolysis is mediated by bacterial urease
enzyme (microbially induced carbonate precipitation, MICP) or free urease (enzyme induced …

In this publication an alternative approach to investigations of bacterial growth is proposed.
Contrary to the conventional physical methods it is based on enzyme activity detection. The …

We report five new transition-metal complexes that inhibit the urease enzyme. Barbituric acid
(BTA), thiobarbituric acid (TBA), isoniazid (INZ), and nicotinamide (NCA) ligands were …

Recent progress in “Green” Nanotechnology is trying to fight against many diseases, a
special interest being given to silver-based nanoparticles biogenerated from plants. In this …

A series of Zn (II) complexes (1-4) supported by thiophenyl-and furyl-derived N, N-diamines
ligands, L1-L4, where L1= 2, 2-dimethyl-N1, N3-bis (thiophen-2-ylmethyl) propane-1, 3 …