Phenatrene biodestructors isolated from soils of large cities

Kozlov, Grigorii; Pushkarev, Mikhail; Mokhna, Viktoria

doi:10.1051/e3sconf/201913501052

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“…In practical terms, this will make it possible to reduce the volume of microbiological manipulations when analyzing soil samples for the presence of destructors of organic pollutants by taking and studying the most promising samples, since, as a rule, isolated crops have a very ordinary activity. Nevertheless, urban soils of megalopolises with a long industrial history can be a source of destructors of organic pollutants, which are not inferior in their activity to crops isolated from toxic waste accumulators [3]. To test this assumption, we selected relatively ecologically clean and highly polluted locations where indicator plants are in the closest possible growing conditions.…”

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Bioindication using Scots pine for assessing environmental pollution

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“…A comparative proteomic analysis of three different strains led to the identification of 13 proteins associated with resistance to bile acids. [37]. In addition, a change in the genes associated with cell surface proteins and metabolism suggests that.…”

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Genetic basis of the probiotic properties ofLactobacillus

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The aim of the study is to search and systematize genes associated with the probiotic properties of strains of the genus Lactobacillus, which are symbionts of the gastrointestinal tract of animals. The following purpose were pursued in the study: to establish the molecular features of the probiotic properties of strains of the genus Lactobacillus; to find the genes associated with probiotic properties of Lactobacillus strains; to systematize the genes found according to the molecular characteristics of their products; to characterize these genes, evaluate perspectives of searching for new and using already found ones. Various genomic and proteomic databases were used to search for information on the genetics of probiotic strains. In the course of the study, genes that provide probiotic activity were found, characterized and systematized. These genes are associated with the ability of probiotics to develop in the digestive tract of animals, the ability to attach to the intestinal walls, nutritional characteristics and antipathogenic activity, which manifests in the synthesis of low and high molecular weight metabolites.

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“…Firstly, Word of Mouth Strategy: organizations in air transport should maintain their reputation by offering e-service as what was promised to passenger on price, features, and etc [24,25]. Training is another tool to focus since the finding confirmed that word of mouth has become the most important factor contributing to customer loyalty which is a vital tool in air transport.…”

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Relationship of information technology and customer loyalty in air transport

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Customer loyalty is the key indicator of business success on online firms. Many organizations in the Airline Industry have add value of e-service not only aiming to be competitive but also to reduce costs and to increase revenues. Nowadays, the development of Information Technology (IT) has brought organizations in the air transport to grow rapidly. This led organizations in the air transport to build long-term relationships with their passengers. Thus, this study was conducted to investigate the relationship of customer loyalty and the information technology of airlines industry by analyzing 88 data collected from passengers using e-service offered by organizations in the air transport. Three dimensions of online service were identified namely: word of mouth, web sites design and ease of use. The findings from regression analysis demonstrated thate-word of mouth commit to customer loyalty. Several implications and recommendations for organizations are outlined.

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Phenatrene biodestructors isolated from soils of large cities

Cited by 16 publications

References 6 publications

Bioindication using Scots pine for assessing environmental pollution

Bioindication using Scots pine for assessing environmental pollution

Genetic basis of the probiotic properties ofLactobacillus

Relationship of information technology and customer loyalty in air transport

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