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Isolation and identification of heavy metal-tolerant bacteria from e-waste-contaminated soils and their potential for bioleaching of waste printed circuit boards: Isolement et identification de bactéries tolérantes aux métaux lourds dans des sols contaminés par des déchets électroniques et leur potentiel de biolixiviation des cartes de circuits imprimés usagées
Background: Informal handling and disposal of electronic waste can release heavy metals into soil and select for metal-tolerant microorganisms. This study aimed to isolate and identify heavy metal-tolerant bacteria from soils around two informal e-waste handling sites in Ilorin, Nigeria, assess chan
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