Microbial Community Analysis of Antimony Mine Soils Subjected to Various Remediation Treatments
This project encompasses the analysis of microbial communities extracted from soil samples collected from an antimony mine area, which were subjected to different remediation treatments aimed at mitigating the environmental impact of mining activities. The remediation strategies were employed to restore the ecological balance and reduce the contamination levels in the soil. The microbial community analysis was conducted through 16S rRNA gene sequencing to unravel the microbial diversity and understand the potential role of microorganisms in soil restoration. The data generated from this study provides insights into the effectiveness of different remediation treatments in altering the microbial community structure, which could further guide the optimization of remediation strategies for antimony-contaminated soils. The 16S rRNA gene sequencing data has been uploaded to the NCBI database to foster collaborative research and contribute to the broader understanding of microbial dynamics in contaminated mine soils under various remediation scenarios.