Titlebook: Bioprospects of Coastal Eubacteria; Ecosystems of Goa Sunita Borkar Book 2015 Springer International Publishing Switzerland 2015 Bioprospec

減震

字謎游戲

Eubacterial Siderophores and Factors Modulating Their Production,dentified as . and . respectively. Sodium benzoate was found to have a remarkable effect on siderophore production in . TMR2.13 and increased iron demand of the organism as compared to the metabolism of simple substrates such as glucose. Studies were further carried out with . NAR38.1 to understand

Afflict

Denitrifying Bacteria: Physiological Response to Hydrocarbons,ates TSB.MJ10 and TMR2.13, isolated from mangrove and sand dune sediments of Goa and identified as . and ., respectively, elucidate the various adaptive mechanisms undertaken by denitrifying bacteria in response to hydrocarbons. Hydrocarbons have a prominent influence on the important physiological

ethereal

Alkaliphilic Bacteria: Diversity, Physiology and Industrial Applications,ultiple enzyme activity at alkaline pH. Two potential isolates, identified as . strain SB-D and . strain SB-W required sodium for their growth and their internal pH was two units less as compared to external pH. Further, they possessed high cytoplasmic buffering capacities absent in neutrophilic cul

AER

Biodegradation of Aromatic Compounds by Alkaliphilic Bacteria,m-negative alkaliphile was identified as . on the basis of biochemical and molecular analysis. When screened for degradation of aromatic compounds, all obligate alkaliphiles showed luxuriant growth when supplemented with sodium benzoate, phenol, tyrosine and phenylalanine as a sole source of carbon

新義

Response of Alkaliphilic Bacteria to Aromatic Amines,-naphthylamine (NND) and aniline used as model aromatic amines under alkaline conditions. Two potential halotolerant alkaliphiles, capable of tolerating high concentration of NND and aniline were isolated. . strain NK2 produced a biosurfactant in response to NND and . strain NRS-01 showed the produc

emission

擔(dān)心

brother

certitude