Titlebook: Environmental Biotechnology; Reducing Risks from Gilbert S. Omenn Book 1988 Springer Science+Business Media New York 1988 biology.life sci

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The Ecology of an Anaerobic Dechlorinating Consortiumlower; and anaerobic digestion offers the possibility of recovering useful products, such as intermediary metabolites or methane gas (30). Studying these processes also aids in predicting the fate of xenobiotics that have been introduced into natural anaerobic envi-ronments.

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The Ecology of an Anaerobic Dechlorinating Consortiumemical cycling, but also to explore the potential of microorganisms to degrade xenobiotic molecules in anaerobic environments (12). This has been of increasing concern in recent years, as many man-made chemicals are found to be toxic or mutagenic. New methods must be found to dispose of these compou

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Tracking Microorganisms and Genes in the Environmentisms (GEMs) derived from recombinant DNA (rDNA) technology (7, 15, 42). These concerns center around the possibilities that GEMs, or host cells into which rDNA might move, could demonstrate pathogenicity, causing disease in plants or animals, or that GEMs or subsequent hosts for the rDNA could have

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Stable Inheritance of Bacterial Plasmids: Practical Considerations in the Release of Organisms into fermenters. When such products are made in bacterial cells, gene constructs that yield large quantities of the desired product are employed using multicopy bacterial plasmid replicons. The continuing presence in the cell of a plasmid carrying the desired genes commonly can be assured by the additio