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Newly isolated alkalophilic Advenella species bioaugmented in activated sludge for high p-cresol removal.

New biotechnology - 25 Mar 2016

Xenofontos Eleni, Tanase Ana-Maria, Stoica Ileana, Vyrides Ioannis

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In this work, an alkalophilic bacterium (LVX-4) capable of using p-cresol as sole source of carbon and energy was screened and isolated from soil polluted by used oil. Phylogenetic (16S rRNA) and phenotypic characterization using Biolog GN microplates and API 20NE strips indicated that LVX-4 strain is a new Advenella species. It showed both the capability to degrade of p-cresol at high concentrations (750 mg/L)...

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PMID: 26596887
DOI: 10.1016/j.nbt.2015.11.003

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