| Article ID | Journal | Published Year | Pages | File Type |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 7086858 | Bioresource Technology | 2012 | 6 Pages |
Abstract
⺠Selection of a fungus for use in rotating biological contactor (RBC) for remediation. ⺠Biochemical and degradation properties of biofilms of selected Dichomitus squalens determined. ⺠The role of MnP and laccase in degradation of anthraquinone dye proven. ⺠The fungus degraded anthraquinone and phenothiazine dyes in RBC with >90% efficiency. ⺠The fungus tolerant to bacterial stress by coliform and non-coliform bacteria.
Keywords
RBBRCu-phthalocyanineRB5Remazol Brilliant Blue RPDAAzure BWRFNBBLIPMNPRBCBPbCFUDichomitus squalensBromophenol BlueMEGBiodegradationRotating biological contactorCongo redpotato dextrose agarcupWhite rot fungilignin peroxidaseMethylene bluePolycyclic aromatic hydrocarbonsPAHscolony forming unitsReactive black 5manganese-dependent peroxidaseReactive orange 16
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Authors
ÄenÄk Novotný, Nina TroÅ¡t, Martin Å uÅ¡la, KateÅina Svobodová, Hana Mikesková, Hana Válková, KateÅina Malachová, Aleksander Pavko,