metal when competitive metal ions are in excess is still not fully understood. What
is known at present is that the compartmentalization of protein during folding
regulates the binding of correct metal. Therefore, the production and utilization
of biogenic Mn oxide nanoparticle in biotechnology requires further understanding
about the molecular mechanism of Mn oxidation.
Acknowledgments We thank the Director, NIO for providing the required facilities to conduct
this research work. The work has been carried out under the project “Preliminary exploration of
cobalt-rich seamount crusts in the northern Indian Ocean” funded by the Ministry of Earth
Sciences (Government of India) lead by Dr. V.K. Banakar. SPP wishes to thank Dr. M.P. Tapaswi
for continuous support with required literature for reference and also acknowledges the Council of
Scientific and Industrial Research, New Delhi-India, for the award of Senior Research Fellowship.
This manuscript has NIO contribution No 5005.
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