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Patent applications and USPTO patent grants for Seeger Pfeiffer; Michael.The latest application filed is for "recombinant bacterium capable of removing mercury (ii) species, cadmium (ii) and copper (ii) in presence of other heavy metals from polluted sites, product for the bioremediation, process of obtaining the product and method of bioremediation".
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Recombinant bacterium capable of removing mercury (II) species, cadmium (II) and copper (II) in presence of other heavy metals from polluted sites, product for the bioremediation, process of obtaining the product and method of bioremediation Grant 8,846,376 - Seeger Pfeiffer , et al. September 30, 2 | 2014-09-30 |
Recombinant Bacterium Capable Of Removing Mercury (ii) Species, Cadmium (ii) And Copper (ii) In Presence Of Other Heavy Metals From Polluted Sites, Product For The Bioremediation, Process Of Obtaining The Product And Method Of Bioremediation App 20120276615 - Seeger Pfeiffer; Michael ;   et al. | 2012-11-01 |
PCB-degrading recombinant bacterium, product for the bioremediation and method of bioremediation Grant 7,989,194 - Seeger Pfeiffer , et al. August 2, 2 | 2011-08-02 |
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