Investigation of Cadmium Biodegradation by Bacteria and Comparison with Other Biodegradable Material

The leakage of heavy metals into the environment is becoming more common. The widespread use and rising level of worry is alarming. Biotechnology, or the use of microbes to remove heavy metals from industrial effluent, is an efficient, environmentally friendly, and rapidly expanding technique. Identifying bacteria resistant to harmful metals that have the potential to be useful in this field is a difficult and time-consuming task. Hallophilic bacteria are used in biological cleaning of metal compounds in natural environments because they have unique characteristics such as high power stability. As an important field of biotechnology, biological elimination of dangerous metal cadmium with high, environmental mobility. Further consideration should be given to optimising environmental factors whose removal improves efficiency. The goal of this study is to look at how cadmium is removed through bio-dispersion. Also, the effect of environmental conditions on the biological uptake of heavy metals, as well as a comparison to other bioabsorbents.

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