Titlebook: Biotechnology for the Environment: Strategy and Fundamentals; Spiros N. Agathos,Walter Reineke Book 2002 Springer Science+Business Media D

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-7643-8905-5y present a more formidable challenge to microorganisms than a single compound. Remediation strategies are still in the research and development phase although promise has been demonstrated with a few limited field trials. The current paradigm is that aerobic biodegradation is generally limited to P

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Mathias Drton,Bernd Sturmfels,Seth Sullivant genes under the control of stress-inducible heat-shock promoters. The activation of heat-shock genes is a universal cellular response to protein damage, whether caused by heat, toxic chemicals or radiation. Using the transgenic reporter strains, reporter expression is inducible in aquatic or soil m

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Lectures on Algebraic Statisticsoming available. LAS is also known to be desulphonated by aerobic bacteria under sulphate-limiting conditions. LAS was thought to be non-biodegradable under anoxic conditions; here too, a biotransformation reaction (desulphonation) has been discovered.

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Proof of the Stratification Theorem,e of pesticide biodegradation are proposed regarding the mechanisms and the maintenance of enhanced pesticide biodegradation in the soil environment. New approaches to improve soil bioremediation via inoculation of xenobiotic degraders are also suggested.

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Microbial Aspects in Bioremediation of Soils Polluted by Polyaromatic Hydrocarbonsse peculiar organisms often belong to a discrete number of bacterial or fungal genera. In this review, both physico-chemical and metabolic aspects associated with the bacterial removal of PAHs from contaminated soils are discussed, as well as the perspectives for improving the associated biological technologies.