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SCREENING OF SOME BACTERIA FOR BIOSURFACTANT PRODUCTION AND BIOREMEDIATION POTENTIALS

Manga SS, Yerima MB, Ibrahim KA, Umar AA and Machido DA.

Abstract
Diesel contaminated soil sample was collected in a clean polythene bag from Oando-filling station along Ahmadu Bello way Sokoto. Total heterotrophic bacteria and diesel degrading bacteria were isolated using standard procedures. The bacteria were tested for their ability to
degrade diesel oil. Haemolytic test and Emulsification stability test were also conducted to assess the biosurfactant production from these bacteria. The residual diesel oil was extracted and subjected to analysis using GCMS to assess the extent of degradation. The results obtained indicate a reasonable reduction of some compounds in the diesel. The bacteria involved can be used in bioremediation of diesel contaminated environments particularly filing stations and mechanic villages. This is particularly important because runoffs from these places can contaminate farms and sources of drinking water in their neighbourhood.

Key words: Bioremediation, Biosuffactants, Degradation, Bacteria, Diesel


 
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SS M, MB Y, KA I, DA UAaM. SCREENING OF SOME BACTERIA FOR BIOSURFACTANT PRODUCTION AND BIOREMEDIATION POTENTIALS. JIRLS. 2019; 1(1): 18-24.

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SS M, MB Y, KA I, DA UAaM. SCREENING OF SOME BACTERIA FOR BIOSURFACTANT PRODUCTION AND BIOREMEDIATION POTENTIALS. https://www.jirlsonline.com/?mno=106796 [Access: January 09, 2024].

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SS M, MB Y, KA I, DA UAaM. SCREENING OF SOME BACTERIA FOR BIOSURFACTANT PRODUCTION AND BIOREMEDIATION POTENTIALS. JIRLS. 2019; 1(1): 18-24.


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SS M, MB Y, KA I, DA UAaM. SCREENING OF SOME BACTERIA FOR BIOSURFACTANT PRODUCTION AND BIOREMEDIATION POTENTIALS. JIRLS. (2019), [cited January 09, 2024]; 1(1): 18-24.


Harvard Style

SS, M., MB, . Y., KA, . I. & DA, . U. A. a. M. (2019) SCREENING OF SOME BACTERIA FOR BIOSURFACTANT PRODUCTION AND BIOREMEDIATION POTENTIALS. JIRLS, 1 (1), 18-24.


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SS, Manga, Yerima MB, Ibrahim KA, and Umar AA and Machido DA. 2019. SCREENING OF SOME BACTERIA FOR BIOSURFACTANT PRODUCTION AND BIOREMEDIATION POTENTIALS. Journal of Innovative Research in Life Sciences, 1 (1), 18-24.


Chicago Style

SS, Manga, Yerima MB, Ibrahim KA, and Umar AA and Machido DA. "SCREENING OF SOME BACTERIA FOR BIOSURFACTANT PRODUCTION AND BIOREMEDIATION POTENTIALS." Journal of Innovative Research in Life Sciences 1 (2019), 18-24.


MLA (The Modern Language Association) Style

SS, Manga, Yerima MB, Ibrahim KA, and Umar AA and Machido DA. "SCREENING OF SOME BACTERIA FOR BIOSURFACTANT PRODUCTION AND BIOREMEDIATION POTENTIALS." Journal of Innovative Research in Life Sciences 1.1 (2019), 18-24. Print.


APA (American Psychological Association) Style

SS, M., MB, . Y., KA, . I. & DA, . U. A. a. M. (2019) SCREENING OF SOME BACTERIA FOR BIOSURFACTANT PRODUCTION AND BIOREMEDIATION POTENTIALS. Journal of Innovative Research in Life Sciences, 1 (1), 18-24.


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