Comparative Genomics Analysis of the Aromatic and Xenobiotic Degradation Capacities and Heavy Metal Resistance in Seven Environmentally Derived Bacterial Isolates
Comparative Genomics Analysis of the Aromatic and Xenobiotic Degradation Capacities and Heavy Metal Resistance in Seven Environmentally Derived Bacterial Isolates
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10.1007/s11270-023-06495-2
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2023-07
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A. Kneubehl;Rupa Iyer
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作者:
A. Kneubehl;Rupa Iyer
This work is a comparative genomics investigation of the aromatic and xenobiotic compound degradation capabilities and heavy metal resistance of environmental bacterial isolates previously identified by our lab,Achromobacter xylosoxidansADAF13,Exiguobacteriumsp. KKBO11,Ochrobactrum anthropiFRAF13,Pseudomonas putidaCBF10-2,Pseudomonas stutzeriODKF13,Rhizobium radiobacterGHKF11, andStenotrophomonas maltophiliaCBF10-1. This work sought to assess the potential of these isolates as bioremediation tools. We found a variety of aromatic degradation pathways though none directly acts on industrial compounds such as polycyclic aromatic compounds, benzene, phthalate, or xylene.Achromobacter xylosoxidansADAF13,P. putidaCBF10-2, andP. stutzeriODKF13 showed the most complete pathways for aromatic compound degradation and halobenzoate degradation. All isolates contained heavy metal resistance genes for arsenic, cadmium, copper, chromium, lead, mercury, and zinc. Arsenic resistance genes were the most common among isolates and were organized into structurally diversearsoperons. Collectively, our data indicated thatA. xylosoxidansADAF13,P. putidaCBF10-2, andP. stutzeriODKF13 are strong candidates for further enhancement and development as bioremediation tools.