Cyanides are fast-acting poisons, can be lethal if exposed in excess. In spite of fact,
cyanides are discharged as effluents in large scale from industries every year. Certain …

The rhodanese homology domain is a ubiquitous fold found in several phylogenetically
related proteins encoded by eubacterial, archeal, and eukaryotic genomes. Although …

Pseudomonas aeruginosa is a Gram-negative, rod-shaped bacterium that belongs to the γ-
proteobacteria. This clinically challenging, opportunistic pathogen occupies a wide range of …

Cyanide is a nitrile which is used extensively in many industries like jewelry, mining,
electroplating, plastics, dyes, paints, pharmaceuticals, food processing, and coal coking …

Inorganic cyanide and nitrile compounds are distributed widely in the environment, chiefly
as a result of anthropogenic activity but also through cyanide synthesis by a range of …

Gold ore processing uses cyanide (CN−), which often results in large volumes of thiocyanate‐
(SCN−) contaminated wastewater requiring treatment. Microbial communities can degrade …

Cyanide is a dreaded chemical because of its toxic properties. Although cyanide acts as a
general metabolic inhibitor, it is synthesized, excreted and metabolized by hundreds of …

Infection by Pseudomonas aeruginosa (PA) is a major cause of morbidity and mortality in
patients with cystic fibrosis (CF). Breath analysis could potentially be a useful diagnostic of …

Industrial wastewater creates major environmental trouble if released without proper
treatment. Large volumes of water contaminated with various industrial and anthropogenic …

Saccharomyces cerevisiae is known to grow with thiosulfate as a sulfur source, and it
produces more ethanol when using thiosulfate than using sulfate. Here, we report how it …