Microbial Screening Strategies for Biodegradation of Monocyclic Phenolic Compounds

Zi Jun Xiao; Rui Qian Qi; Fang Fang Huo; Yun Ling Huang; Hai Xu; Jian R. Lu

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.354-355.1386

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Microbial Screening Strategies for Biodegradation of Monocyclic Phenolic Compounds

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Wastewaters discharged from oil refineries and coal coking plants often contain large amounts of toxic monocyclic phenolic compounds (MCPC_s), mainly including phenol, cresols and xylenols, polluting soils and surface water. In this work, crude phenols or 12 individual MCPC_s were used as the enrichment medium and the later strategy was discovered for the first time to be more effective in finding more and competent MCPC-degrading strains. Phylogenetic analysis and multiple MCPC degradation tests revealed that phylogenetically close microbes generally exhibited similar MCPC-degrading spectra.

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Zi Jun Xiao, Rui Qian Qi, Fang Fang Huo, Yun Ling Huang, Hai Xu, Jian R. Lu

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