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Biodegradation of 4-nitroguaiacol by a new strain of the genusArthrobacter

Ludmila Kotoučková, Jiřı́ Neča, Miroslav Němec

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A bacterial strain degrading 4-nitroguaiacol was isolated from soil by the method of selective enrichment. The strain designated G2-1 was classified as an Arthrobacter, mostly related to Arthrobacter aurescens (sequence of genes for 16S-rRNA). This strain is supposed to be a new strain of the genus Arthrobacter (DNA-DNA hybridisation).

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A bacterial strain degrading 4-nitroguaiacol was isolated from soil by the method of selective enrichment. The strain designated G2-1 was classified as an Arthrobacter, mostly related to Arthrobacter aurescens (sequence of genes for 16S-rRNA). This strain is supposed to be a new strain of the genus Arthrobacter (DNA-DNA hybridisation).

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A bacterial strain degrading 4-nitroguaiacol was isolated from soil by the method of selective enrichment. The strain designated G2-1 was classified as an Arthrobacter, mostly related to Arthrobacter aurescens (sequence of genes for 16S-rRNA). This strain is supposed to be a new strain of the genus Arthrobacter (DNA-DNA hybridisation).

Key concepts: Arthrobacter, Strain (injury), 16S ribosomal RNA, Bacteria, Bacterial strain, Biology, Biodegradation, DNA

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