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Bioleaching review part A: progress in bioleaching: fundamentals and mechanisms of bacterial metal sulfide oxidation.

• Thore Rohwerder, Tilman Gehrke, Kenneth W. Kinzler, Wolfgang Sand
• Applied microbiology and biotechnology
• 2003

Bioleaching of metal sulfides is caused by astonishingly diverse groups of bacteria. Today, at least 11 putative prokaryotic divisions can be related to this phenomenon. In contrast, the dissolution… (More)

Extracellular polymeric substances mediate bioleaching/biocorrosion via interfacial processes involving iron(III) ions and acidophilic bacteria.

• Wolfgang Sand, Tilman Gehrke
• Research in microbiology
• 2006

Extracellular polymeric substances seem to play a pivotal role in biocorrosion of metals and bioleaching, biocorrosion of metal sulfides for the winning of precious metals as well as acid rock… (More)

Bioleaching review part A:

• Thore Rohwerder, Tilman Gehrke, Kenneth W. Kinzler, Wolfgang Sand
• Applied Microbiology and Biotechnology
• 2003

Bioleaching of metal sulfides is caused by astonishingly diverse groups of bacteria. Today, at least 11 putative prokaryotic divisions can be related to this phenomenon. In contrast, the dissolution… (More)

The EPS of Acidithiobacillus ferrooxidans--a model for structure-function relationships of attached bacteria and their physiology.

• Tilman Gehrke, Regine Hallmann, Kenneth W. Kinzler, Wolfgang Sand
• Water science and technology : a journal of the…
• 2001

To dissolve pyrite or sulphur, leaching bacteria like Acidithiobacillus ferrooxidans attach to these substrata by extracellular polymeric substances (specifically, lipopolysaccharides). The primary… (More)

Carbohydrates of the Organic Shell Matrix and the Shell-Forming Tissue of the Snail Biomphalaria glabrata (Say).

• Julia C. Marxen, M Hammer, Tilman Gehrke, Walter Becker
• The Biological bulletin
• 1998

Sulfated carbohydrates may play a role in the biomineralization of the molluscan shell. The carbohydrates of the extracted water-insoluble organic shell matrix (IM) of the freshwater snail… (More)

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