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Citrobacter sp. XT1-2-2, a functional microorganism with potential utilization, has the ability to immobilize soil cadmium. In this study, the regulatory gene cysH, as a rate-limiting enzyme in the sulfur metabolic pathway, was selected for functional analysis affecting cadmium immobilization in soil. To verify the effect of APS reductase on CdS formation, the ΔAPS and ΔAPS-com strains were constructed by conjugation transfer. Through TEM analysis, it was found that the adsorption of Cd
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