ArticleBiodegradation2022
Optimizing the malathion degrading potential of a newly isolated Bacillus sp. AGM5 based on Taguchi design of experiment and elucidation of degradation pathway.
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- Malathion biodegradation and biotransformation in water and sediment systems: bacterial pathways, environmental drivers, ecological impacts, and bioremediation strategies.World journal of microbiology & biotechnology · 2026Review
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Abstract
Malathion, a pesticide used to control pests in crops, vegetables, fruits, and livestock. Its widespread and indiscriminate usage has ensued in different ecological issues, thus, it's vital to remediate this insecticide. Malathion degrading bacterium Bacillus sp. AGM5, isolated from pesticide contaminated agricultural field was cultured in presence of different malathion concentrations under aerobic and energy restrictive conditions and was found effective at malathion degradation. Recovered malathion was extracted based on QuEChERS approach and then analyzed by UHPLC. About 39.5% of malathion biodegradation was observed at 300 µlL
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