Shifts in the metabolic function of a benthic estuarine microbial community following a single pulse exposure to silver nanoparticles
The increasing use of silver nanoparticles (AgNPs) as a biocidal agent and their potential accumulation in sediments may threaten non-target natural environmental bacterial communities. In this study a microcosm approach was established to investigate the effects of well characterized OECD AgNPs (NM...
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