Evidence for multiple modes of uranium immobilization by an anaerobic bacterium
Allison E. Ray(Idaho State University), Timothy S. Magnuson(Idaho State University), Yoshiko Fujita(Idaho National Laboratory), John Bargar(Pacific Northwest National Laboratory), Brent Peyton(Montana State University), Vaideeswaran Sivaswamy(Washington State University), Alice Dohnálková(Pacific Northwest National Laboratory)
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