ArticleInternational microbiology : the official journal of the Spanish Society for Microbiology2024
Simultaneous removal of crude oil and heavy metals by highly adapted bacterial strain Cutibacterium sp. NL2 isolated from Algerian oilfield.
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Investigating the ability of bacteria to simultaneously enhance hydrocarbon removal and reduce heavy metals' toxicity is necessary to design more effective bioremediation strategies. A bacterium (NL2 strain) isolated from an Algerian oilfield was cultivated on crude oil as sole carbon and energy sources. Molecular analyses of the 16S rRNA gene sequence placed the strain within the Cutibacterium genera. This isolate was able to tolerate up to 60% of crude oil as sole carbon source. Chemical analyses (GC-MS) evidenced that strain NL2 was able to degrade 92.22% of crude oil (at optimal growing conditions: pH 10, 44 °C, 50 g L
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