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Biotechnological potential of aromatic compounds–utilizing bacteria from Brazilian caves, including a novel cave <i>Nocardioides sp</i> . SF1

2026-06-24

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<h4>ABSTRACT</h4> From Brazilian limestone caves, we isolated 29 bacteria utilizing phenol (23 bacteria), toluene (all bacteria), and/or benzene (all bacteria) as sole carbon sources. One isolate showed phosphate solubilization, while lipase/esterase activity occurred in two isolates; no amylase activity was detected, but 16 isolates (∼55%) exhibited protease activity. Among them, Nocardioides sp. SF1 was select...

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9e2dcd23-6530-5560-bfb1-b9d2d4935af0
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10.64898/2026.06.23.734003
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