Bromoalkane-degrading Pseudomonas strains

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The isolation and characterization of two Pseudomonas strains capable of degrading a wide range of bromoalkanes were reported. The emulsification and dehalogenation of water-insoluble haloalkanes by these strains were also described. Utilization of 1-bromooctane appears to be a three-step process: (i) substrate emulsification by a surface-active compound, (ii) dehalogenation by an inducible dehalogenase and (iii) intracellular degradation.

author: Abeliovich, Aharon, Shochat, Eyal, Hermoni, Iris, Cohen, Zvi, Belkin, Shimshon
Physiological aspects, Pseudomonas, Xenobiotics

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Prey range characterizarion, ribotyping, and diversity of soil and rhizosphere Bdellovibrio spp. isolated on phytopathogenic bacteria

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Research has been conducted on the new Bdellovibrio strains. The isolation results of these strains from the agricultural soil and from the rhizosphere of plants that grow on that soil are discussed.

author: Jurkevitch, E., Minz, D., Ramati, Barak, Barel, Gili
Bacteria, Phytopathogenic, Phytopathogenic bacteria, Soils, Soil analysis, Rhizosphere

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Anaerobic-aerobic process for microbial degradation of tetrabromobisphenol A

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Research has been conducted on the tetrabromobisphenol A (TBBPA) that is used for plastic polymers manufacturing. The biodergadation of TBBPA has been investigated.

author: Ronen, Zeev, Abeliovich, Aharon
Bacteria, Aerobic, Aerobic bacteria, Anaerobic bacteria

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subjects list: Research, Biodegradation, Statistical Data Included, Analysis, Israel, Microbiological research
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