… study focuses on LDPE degradation capability of bacterial strain Pseudomonas aeruginosa
ISJ14 (… The polyethylene films were then subjected to water bath sonication in 1 ml of saline …

… plastic pieces decrease soil quality by blocking the water and … strain RD1-3 might be a variant
of Pseudomonas aeruginosa. … plastic with superoxide, ultraviolet radiation or strong acids …

… the biodegradation potential of novel bacterial consortia … by measuring water absorption by
the plastic polymers is … %, sequence identity to Pseudomonas aeruginosa with boot the strap …

… of using bacterial consortia to biodegrade or potentially to … glycol and semiaromatic
terephthalic acid (TPA) monomers … similarities and bacterial capability of cleaving water-insoluble …

… LDPE films were washed with sterile distilled water followed by 2% SDS solution for 30 min
… to the lipolytic group of enzymes which catalyze the hydrolysis of fatty acid and glycerol. …

… and then remove them from aquatic bodies. Likewise, the rate … Finally, the fatty acids are
metabolized to CO 2 and H 2 O by … In this study, a marine bacterial strain M. hydrolyticus IRE-31 …

… finally enters into the aquatic ecosystem. Microbial degradation of plastic is a promising
eco-… Monitoring the formation or disappearance of acids (1715 cm −1 ), ketones (1740 cm −1 ) …

… PE has high transportability in water due to its low density and, hence, this polymer has … or
pentacontane), thapsic acid and pristine or weathered LDPE films (isotope reference material …

… they interrelate and generate acid and different enzymes for … bacterial colony be frequently
found on plastic particles in … study the microbial degradation of plastic floating in the water …

… and then rinsed with distilled water three times. The bacterial cultures were prepared by …
150 C in an oven in the presence of 7 mL of sulfuric acid reagent (95% purity) and 3 mL of …