ArticleRSC advances2025
Isolation, identification and subsequent application of Gram-positive bacterial strains for the bioremediation of benzophenone.
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Benzophenone (BZP) is a persistent environmental pollutant that can induce serious negative effects on the human health and aquatic life. Because of its hydrophobic nature and resistance to natural degradation, it tends to bioaccumulate in the aquatic ecosystem. The present study was aimed at developing an efficient bioremediation system for the degradation of BZP in wastewater. A total of 150 bacterial strains were isolated from wastewater collected from the twin cities of Rawalpindi and Islamabad, Pakistan. Approximately 86% of the isolates were identified in samples of municipal wastewater, and 14% were isolated in the effluent of soap industries. The potential of the isolated strains was assessed for the degradation of BZP. Based on the initial screening, only 3.3% of the isolates were able to produce biomass at different concentrations (10-1000 mg L
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