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Bioremediation and Cloning of a DNA Fragment That Encodes the Nitrite-Eliminating Enzyme Activity
2008
Acta Agriculturae Serbica
unpublished
Bioremediation tends to be an effective technology used to remove pollutants and involving relatively little capital. This study identified a DNA fragment which encodes the nitrite-eliminating enzyme (NEE) activity. This was achieved by enriching the activity using the fast performance liquid chromatography (FPLC) and protein sequencing. The two internal peptide sequences were obtained: L P G D Y T D Q L L R and S G A I V G L G H A Q V D R. These were used to design the degenerate primers in
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