نتایج جستجو برای: oil degrading bacteria

تعداد نتایج: 328957  

2009
Rob J. W. Brooijmans Margreet I. Pastink Roland J. Siezen

Rob J. W. Brooijmans,1,2 Margreet I. Pastink,1,3,4 Roland J. Siezen1,3,5* Kluyver Centre for Genomics of Industrial Fermentation, TI Food and Nutrition, 6700AN Wageningen, The Netherlands. Bioprocess Technology, Delft University of Technology, 2628BC Delft, The Netherlands. NIZO food research, 6710BA Ede, The Netherlands. Laboratory of Microbiology, Wageningen University, 6703HB Wageningen, The...

2013
Dongshan An Sean M. Caffrey Jung Soh Akhil Agrawal Damon Brown Karen Budwill Xiaoli Dong Peter F. Dunfield Julia Foght Lisa M. Gieg Steven J. Hallam Niels W. Hanson Zhiguo He Thomas R. Jack Jonathan Klassen Kishori M. Konwar Eugene Kuatsjah Carmen Li Steve Larter Verlyn Leopatra Camilla L. Nesbø Thomas Oldenburg Antoine P. Pagé Esther Ramos-Padron Fauziah F. Rochman Alireeza Saidi-Mehrabad Christoph W. Sensen Payal Sipahimalani Young C. Song Sandra Wilson Gregor Wolbring Man-Ling Wong Gerrit Voordouw

Oil in subsurface reservoirs is biodegraded by resident microbial communities. Water-mediated, anaerobic conversion of hydrocarbons to methane and CO2, catalyzed by syntrophic bacteria and methanogenic archaea, is thought to be one of the dominant processes. We compared 160 microbial community compositions in ten hydrocarbon resource environments (HREs) and sequenced twelve metagenomes to chara...

2016
Linda U Obi Harrison I Atagana Rasheed A Adeleke

BACKGROUND The use of microorganisms in remediating environmental contaminants such as crude oil sludge has become a promising technique owing to its economy and the fact it is environmentally friendly. Polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons (PAHs), as the major components of oil sludge, are hydrophobic and recalcitrant. An important way of enhancing the rate of PAH desorption is to compost crude oil...

Journal: :journal of research in health sciences 0
h movahedin r shokoohi a parvaresh m hajia a j.jafari

background: the presence of chemical compounds has different effects on the rate of degradation of materials and on changing dominant microorganisms in the biological degradation processes. these effects are related to the type and concentration of compounds. this study was to evaluate the effect of different concentrations of glucose as a growth substrate on phenol removal efficiency and micro...

2017
Zulfa Al Disi Samir Jaoua Dhabia Al-Thani Saeed Al-Meer Nabil Zouari

Weathering processes change properties and composition of spilled oil, representing the main reason of failure of bioaugmentation strategies. Our purpose was to investigate the metabolic adaptation of hydrocarbon-degrading bacteria at harsh conditions to be considered to overcome the limitations of bioaugmentation strategies at harsh conditions. Polluted soils, exposed for prolonged periods to ...

Journal: :Applied and environmental microbiology 2011
Joel E Kostka Om Prakash Will A Overholt Stefan J Green Gina Freyer Andy Canion Jonathan Delgardio Nikita Norton Terry C Hazen Markus Huettel

A significant portion of oil from the recent Deepwater Horizon (DH) oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico was transported to the shoreline, where it may have severe ecological and economic consequences. The objectives of this study were (i) to identify and characterize predominant oil-degrading taxa that may be used as model hydrocarbon degraders or as microbial indicators of contamination and (ii) t...

Hoseyni, Seyedeh Zeynab , Izedpanah, Peyman , Jamali, Houshang , Kafilzadeh, Farshid ,

Background and Objective: PAHs are non-polar organic compounds consisting of two or more fused benzene multi-rings. Among these compounds, acenaphthene is a multi-ring hydrocarbon that occurs abundantly in nature. Use of microorganisms to clean the contaminations of soil can be cheap and effective. The most important acenaphthene-degrading bacteria are pseudomonas, micrococcus, and Bacillus. Th...

Soil pollution by oil compounds is one of the most common environmental problems. To study the effect of four different treatments of soil diesel pollution and diesel degrading bacteria (control, diesel, one bacterium and three bacteria) on some growth and biochemical factors of two cultivars of Zea mays (704 and 640) a factorial research was undertaken in the form of a completely randomized de...

2016
Nidaa Ali Narjes Dashti Samar Salamah Naser Sorkhoh Husain Al‐Awadhi Samir Radwan

This study describes a bench-scale attempt to bioremediate Kuwaiti, oily water and soil samples through bioaugmentation with coastal microbial mats rich in hydrocarbonoclastic bacterioflora. Seawater and desert soil samples were artificially polluted with 1% weathered oil, and bioaugmented with microbial mat suspensions. Oil removal and microbial community dynamics were monitored. In batch cult...

Journal: :Biomedical and environmental sciences : BES 2007
Lei-Chang Huang Shu-Hong Ye Yu Zhang Yao Olive Li Xiang-Rong Wang Dewen Ding

OBJECTIVE The wetland at Dalian Bay in the Northeast of China has been polluted by oil severely. The effect of various microbes and operation parameters on the bioremediation of oil-polluted wetlands at Dalian Bay was investigated and reported previously. In the study, other operation conditions related to the status of medium were investigated via statistical experimental design and analysis a...

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