… dechlorinated tetrachloroethene (PCE) to ethene in order to study the reductive dechlorination
of … These subcultures completely dechlorinated cis-DCE and VC and could be transferred …

… In conclusion, Miseq sequencing analysis of the bacterial and archaeal community changes
would warrant a better understanding regarding the reductive dechlorination of PCP under …

… To further explore the role of each OTU in these cultures, we calculated the changes in 16S
rRNA gene copies per μmol chloride released over the intervals from which we had data and …

… the possible dechlorination mechanism by microbial community … reductive dechlorination
(Chen et al. 2012; Xu et al. 2015). … microbial community responsible for PCP dechlorination was …

… are relevant to reductive dechlorination of PCP. Our hypothesis is that the reductive dechlorination
of … evidence that acetate did not change the PCP dechlorination behavior. Since CSIA …

… formulated: the reductive dechlorination of chloroethenes in … partial inhibition of microbial
communities caused by the high … heterogeneities and textural changes in the transition zone (…

… effects of OCPs on methanogenic communities. Thirty communities of methanogens were
identified at … The nodes with the largest connectivity changed from methanogens to CORB (eg, …

… of isotope fractionation for PCE reductive dechlorination. Instead, restriction fragment …
communities in each enrichment culture, suggesting that differences in microbial communities were …

… reductive dechlorination of PCE and microbial reduction. However, microbial reduction rates
associated with dechlorination … reductive dechlorination, the partial dechlorination of PCE to …

… This development was reflected by a successional change in groundwater bacterial community
composition. There was a sharp increase in Firmicutes (Clostridiales and Lactobacillales…