| Document Date: 2009-04-06 12:30:30
Open Document File Size: 156,28 KBShare Result on Facebook
City Bombay / Norfolk / Dekker / / Company SigmaAldrich Co. / / Country United States / United Kingdom / India / / / Event FDA Phase / / Facility GCMS facility / Indian Institute of Technology-Bombay / / / IndustryTerm dead-end product / carrier gas / large-scale enzyme reaction products / reaction product / orange coloured ring-fission product / reaction products / metal chelators / chemicals / energy / / MedicalCondition conversion reactions / Pseudomonas / PHENANTHRENE DEGRADATION BY PSEUDOMONAS GC-MS / phenanthrene-degrading Pseudomonas / cell-free extract Pseudomonas / PHENANTHRENE DEGRADATION BY PSEUDOMONAS / Discussion Pseudomonas / / Organization School of Biosciences and Bioengineering / Indian Institute of Technology-Bombay / Mumbai / / Person Prashant S Phale / Samyuktha Krishnan / Hansatech / Yogikala Prabhu / Arch Microbiol / / Position *Corresponding author / King / / Product acetic acid / dextrose / glycine / H-2-NADO / / ProvinceOrState New York / / Technology Biotechnology / gas chromatography / /
SocialTag |
Indian Journal of Biochemistry & Biophysics Vol. 41, October 2004, pp[removed]o-Phthalic acid, a dead-end product in one of the two pathways of phenanthrene degradation in Pseudomonas sp. strain PP2 Samyuktha Krishnan,