Statistical optimisation of phenol degradation and pathway identification through whole genome sequencing of the cold-adapted Antarctic bacterium, Rhodococcus Sp. Strain AQ5-07

Statistical optimisation of phenol degradation and pathway identification through whole genome sequencing of the cold-adapted Antarctic bacterium, Rhodococcus Sp. Strain AQ5-07

Study of the potential of Antarctic microorganisms for use in bioremediation is of increasing interest due to their adaptations to harsh environmental conditions and their metabolic potential in removing a wide variety of organic pollutants at low temperature. In this study, the psychrotolerant bact...

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Main Authors: Ahmad, S.A (Author), Alias, S.A (Author), Convey, P. (Author), Futamata, H. (Author), González-Rocha, G. (Author), Khalil, K.A (Author), Lee, G.L.Y (Author), Shaharuddin, N.A (Author), Suzuki, K. (Author), Zakaria, N.N (Author), Zulkharnain, A. (Author)
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: MDPI AG, 2020
Subjects:
acclimatization
Acclimatization
adipic acid
ammonium sulfate
Antarctica
Article
bacterial enzyme
bacterial gene
bacterial genome
bacterial protein
Bacterial Proteins
bacterial strain
beta ketoadipate
Biodegradation, Environmental
bioinformatics
bioremediation
cata gene
catb gene
catc gene
catechol
catechol 1,2 dioxygenase
Catechol 1,2-Dioxygenase
catechol 2,3 dioxygenase
catechol derivative
Catechols
catr gene
cold
cold acclimatization
cold stress
Cold Temperature
concentration (parameter)
controlled study
De novo assembly
degradation
enzymatic assay
enzyme activity
gene cluster
genetics
genome analysis
Genome, Bacterial
high throughput sequencing
metabolism
Next-generation sequencing
nonhuman
pH
phea1 gene
phea2 gene
phenol
pher gene
response surface method
Rhodococcus
signal transduction
unclassified drug
validation study
whole genome sequencing
β-keto-adipate pathway
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