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September 28, 2025Frontiers in Environmental ScienceOpen Access

Carbon metabolism and multidrug resistance in Bacillus mobilis and Cupriavidus campinensis isolated from cadmium-spiked soils

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PAPhilips AkinwoleDePauw University EJEnno JacobsUniversity of Freiburg NSNina G. ShafferDePauw University

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Study identifies Bacillus mobilis and Cupriavidus campinensis exhibiting multidrug resistance, indicating ecological complexities in contaminated soils.

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Bacillus mobilis and Cupriavidus campinensis demonstrate notable multidrug resistance and carbon metabolism abilities.
High-risk resistance genes, including β-lactamases and fluoroquinolone targets, were confirmed through in silico profiling.
The study suggests that traditional antibiotic testing methods may overlook critical adaptive responses in bacteria.
Bioremediation potential of these bacteria highlights their roles in managing heavy metal contamination in environment.

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Akinwole et al. (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/68d9051441e1c178a14f4be9 https://doi.org/10.3389/fenvs.2025.1668462

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Study identifies Bacillus mobilis and Cupriavidus campinensis exhibiting multidrug resistance, indicating ecological complexities in contaminated soils.

Carbon metabolism and multidrug resistance in Bacillus mobilis and Cupriavidus campinensis isolated from cadmium-spiked soils

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Carbon metabolism and multidrug resistance in Bacillus mobilis and Cupriavidus campinensis isolated from cadmium-spiked soils

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