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THE POTENTIAL OF KERATINOLYTIC AND KERATINOPHILIC FUNGI FOR DEGRADATION OF PETROLEUM HYDROCARBONS I their high degree of adaptation for living in habitats heavily contaminated with petroleum hydrocarbons. It was observed that petroleum hydrocarbon removal rates depended on fungal proteolytic activity, biomass production, and easily degradable protein content in the medium.

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REGULARITIES IN THE OXIDIZING METABOLISM OF BACTERIA,It is proved that there are not any obligate aerobes. As for the aerobic bacteria, they should be identified as the anaerobes able to respire by an aerobic way. The biological redox order is shown to meet the electrochemical rules: in the first place, there are reduced these compounds the standard electrode potential of which is higher.

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Sharing the leadership: teamworkingown that deferent collection stains of bacteria which was not addapted to Cr (VI) prior to the batch experiments, can breath anaerobicaly and use Cr (VI) as terminal electron acceptor without imitation of anaerobic condition. These cultures reduce Cr (VI) so effectively in aerobic condition.