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The problem of reservoir eutrophication and resulting increase of algal activity, especially cyanobaceteria "Microcystic aeruginosa" and "Oscillatoria aghardii", is common for seven Dutch waterworks (contributing to over 70 per cent of total Dutch surface water treatment). In this context, this text is the result of an investigation into dissolved air flotation (DAF) as an alternative for algae removal and compared to conventionally applied sedimentation..
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Albany Medical College, New York. Infectious Disease and Therapy Series, Volume 13. Review of current knowledge and recent research for researchers and clinicians. 28 contributors, primarily U.S. .
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A solvent tolerant strain of Pseudomonas aeruginosa (PseA) was isolated from soil samples by cyclohexane enrichment in medium. The strain was able to sustain and grow in a wide range of organic solvents. The adaptation of P. aeruginosa cell towards solvents was seen at membrane level in transmission electron micrographs. It also secreted a novel protease, which exhibited remarkable solvent stability and retained most of the activity at least up to 10days in the presence of hydrophobic organic solvents (logP>=2.0) at 25% (v/v) concentrations. The protease was able to withstand as high as 75% concentration of solvents atleast up to 48h. P. aeruginosa strain and its protease, both seem promising for solvent bioremediation, wastewater treatment and carrying out biotransformation in non-aqueous medium. .
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