“…If the sequencing results showed novel characteristics, then the Mo-reducing enzyme should have a new name, NAD(P)H: phosphomolybdate oxidoreductase or, simply, phosphomolybdate reductase. The greater understanding of the underlying mechanism of molybdenum reduction catalyzed by this enzyme could lead to improved processes in the area of bioremediation [ 33 ], reducing biocorrosion [ 34 ], biomining [ 35 ], and biorecycling of molybdenum [ 36 , 37 ].…”