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Chapter 32: Microbial Transformations of Arsenic: From Metabolism to Bioremediation -- Chapter 33: Efficacy of Lead-Resistant Microorganisms for Bioremediation of Lead-Contaminated Sites -- Chapter 34: Cadmium and Lead Tolerance Mechanisms in Bacteria and the Role of Halotolerant and Moderately Halophilic Bacteria in Their Remediation -- Chapter 35: Elucidation of Cadmium Resistance Gene of Cd resistant Bacteria involved in Cd Bioremediation -- Chapter 36: Bioremediation of Copper and Other Heavy Metals Using Microbial Biomass -- Chapter 37: Toxicity of Copper and Remediation Approaches -- Chapter 38: Suitability of Nickel-Resistant Microbes for Use in Enhanced Nickel Bioremediation -- Chapter 39: Sulfate-Reducing Bacteria: Applications to Metals Bioremediation and Biorecovery -- Chapter 40: Microorganism-Mediated Sequestration of Ferric and Ferrous Ion from the Environment -- Chapter 41: Zinc Biosorption by Microbial Species for Biotreatment Processes -- Chapter 42: Hexavalent Chromium (VI) Removal by Aspergillus niger -- Chapter 43: Microbial Remediation of Chromium-Contaminated Wastes -- Chapter 44: Bacteria- and Algae-Mediated Remediation of Chromium -- Chapter 45: Bacterial Interactions with Chromium and Strategies for the Remediation of Hexavalent Chromium Pollution -- Chapter 46: Uranium Sequestration by Marine Cyanobacteria and its Metabolites: An Insight into Metabolism- Dependent and Metabolism-Independent Interactions -- Chapter 47: Bioremediation: A Promising Technology for Radionuclides and Explosive Compounds -- Chapter 48: Magnetically Responsive Microbial Cells for Metal Ions Removal and Detection -- Chapter 49: Detoxification of Mercury: Bioremediation to Chemical Degradation -- Chapter 50: Assessment of the Diversity and Bioremediation Potential of Mercury- Resistant Marine Bacteria in the Bay of Bengal, Odisha, India