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Heavy metals are ubiquitous contaminants of the marine environment and can accumulate and persist in sediments. The toxicity of metal contaminants in sediments to organisms is dependent on the bioavailability of the metals in both the water and sediment phases and the sensitivity of the organism to the metal exposure. This study investigated the effects of two metal contaminants of concern (CdCl2...
Fatty acid biosynthesis is a critical process for living organisms, but the evolution of the enzymes involved in this pathway is poorly understood. Animals and fungi use a Type I fatty acid synthase (FAS), a large multifunctional protein found in the cytosol. Bacteria use a Type II complex, where each enzymatic domain is a discrete polypeptide. In plants, fatty acid biosynthesis takes place in the...
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