Bioremediation / editors Milton Fingerman, Rachakonda Nagabhushanam
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TextoSeries Recent advances in marine biotechnology ; 8Detalles de publicación: Enfield : Science, 2003 Descripción: XI, 341 p. ; 25 cmISBN: 978-1-57808-245-2Tema(s): Biotecnología ambiental | Biotecnología marinaResumen: The use of marine organisms to degrade a variety of natural and synthetic substances in the marine environment is drawing attention for its potential in environmental restoration. This text's discussions include: petroleum spill bioremediation, use of spectroscopy and detoxification of mercury.Resumen: Índice: Cold-active enzymes from cold-adapted micro-organisms - their possible applications and structural relationships with mesophilic and thermophilic counterparts; engineering of microbial dioxygenases for the degradation of xenobiotic compounds; piezophilic bacteria in the deep sea - isolation, taxonomy, diversity, molecular adaptation and biotechnological potential; microbial control of heavy metal pollution - an overview; molecular characterization of phenol-degrading bacteria in activated sludge; cadmium and manganese transport genes in bacteria; mercury remediation using natural and recombinant microbes;... Etc.
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The use of marine organisms to degrade a variety of natural and synthetic substances in the marine environment is drawing attention for its potential in environmental restoration. This text's discussions include: petroleum spill bioremediation, use of spectroscopy and detoxification of mercury.
Índice: Cold-active enzymes from cold-adapted micro-organisms - their possible applications and structural relationships with mesophilic and thermophilic counterparts; engineering of microbial dioxygenases for the degradation of xenobiotic compounds; piezophilic bacteria in the deep sea - isolation, taxonomy, diversity, molecular adaptation and biotechnological potential; microbial control of heavy metal pollution - an overview; molecular characterization of phenol-degrading bacteria in activated sludge; cadmium and manganese transport genes in bacteria; mercury remediation using natural and recombinant microbes;... Etc.
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