MERCURY REDUCTASE ACTIVITY OF AN INDIGENOUS MERCURY RESISTANT BACTERIAL ISOLATE (Bacillus Sp. S1) FROM KALIMAS-SURABAYA AS a POTENTIAL REDUCING AGENT FOR MERCURIAL ION (HG2+)

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