ArticleMolecular biology research communications2025
Isolation and characterization of thermotolerant hydrocarbon degrading bacteria which sustained the activity at extreme salinity and high osmotic conditions.
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- Bioprospecting of bacteria from textile effluents for enhanced dye biodegradation.Scientific reports · 2026Article
- Efficient bioremediation of crude oil contaminated soil by a consortium of in-situ biosurfactant producing hydrocarbon-degraders.Scientific reports · 2025Article
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The bioremediation method is considered an economical and environmentally friendly strategy for the remediation of oil-contaminated soils. However, some oil field areas have extreme environmental conditions that make it difficult to establish microbes for bioreme-diation. In this study, bacteria were isolated from oil-contaminated soils of the Dehloran oil fields, which have very harsh soil and weather conditions. Soil samples were collected from two highly contaminated mud pits. The petroleum content and physicochemical characteristics of the soil were investigated. Soil samples pollution were about 8%, sandy and alkaline, and their EC reached up to 125.6 ds/m in some samples. The isolated bacteria were screened according to their ability to grow on the M9 mineral medium containing crude oil as the sole carbon source. Moreover, their physiological characteristics in diesel degradation were investigated. The phenotypic, biochemical, and molecular characteristics of selected isolates and their stability under extreme conditions such as drought, salinity and high temperatures were investigated. Two isolates NC39 and NB391 showed the highest ability in diesel degradation. The results of 16SrRNA sequencing showed that NC39 isolate had 98% similarity to
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