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Utilization of petroleum hydrocarbons by Pseudomonas sp. and transformed E. coli

Emtiazi et al., 2005

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Emtiazi G
Shakarami H
Nahvi I
Mirdamadian S
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African Journal of Biotechnology

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Our previous studies showed that the biodegradation of petroleum oil by ai> pseudomonas isolated from a petroleum-contaminated soil was instable. In this work, t is shown that when the isolates are immobilized on Perlite, they are more stable for oil egradation. Although the …
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