chromate reductase

anaerobic enzyme from cell wall of Enterobacter cloacae; ascorbate-reduced phenazine methosulfate can act as electron domor

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1.	Infections 01/01/2012 - "coli strain TG1, we have investigated how a selective pressure involving elevated levels of toxic chromate, mimicking that found in some superfund sites, alters population dynamics following infection with either wild-type M13 phage or an M13-phage encoding a chromate reductase (Gh-ChrR) capable of the reductive immobilization of chromate (ie, M13-phageGh-ChrR). "
2.	Chromate Resistance 10/01/1994 - "There was no significant difference in chromate reductase levels between the parent and its chromate resistant mutant, indicating that this enzyme activity is not, in fact responsible for chromate resistance as was suggested previously by others."