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Dehalogenation: Microbial Processes and Environmental Applications
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Contributors. Preface M.M. Haggblom, I.D. Bossert. Part I: Introduction. 1. Halogenated Organic Compounds - A Global Perspective M.M. Haggblom, I.D. Bossert. Part II: Microbial Processes. 2. Microbial Ecology of Dehalogenation I.D. Bossert, M.M. Haggblom, L.Y. Young. 3. Diversity of Dechlorinating Bacteria F.E. Loffler, J.R. Cole, K.M. Ritalahti, J.M. Tiedje. 4. Thermodynamic Considerations for Dehalogenation J. Dolfing. 5. Dehalogenation by Anaerobic Bacteria C. Holliger, C. Regeard, G. Diekert. 6. Biodegradation of Chlorinated Compounds by White-Rot Fungi J.A. Field. Part III: Biochemistry and Chemistry. 7. Bacterial Growth on Halogenated Aliphatic Hydrocarbons: Genetics and Biochemistry D.B. Janssen, J.E. Oppentocht, G.J. Poelarends. 8. Aromatic Dehalogenases: Insights into Structures, Mechanisms, and Evolutionary Origins S.D. Copley. 9. Abiotic Dehalogenation by Metals L.A. Totten, N.M. Assaf-Anid. Part IV: Environmental Fate and Applications. 10. Bioavailability of Organohalides Kyoungphile Nam, J.J. Kukor. 11. Biotransformation of Halogenated Pesticides D.D. Focht. 12. Biodegradation of Atmospheric Halocarbons R.S. Oremland. 13. Dechlorination of Sediment Dioxins: Catalysts, Mechanisms, and Implications for Remedial Strategies and Dioxin Cycling C.L. Gruden, Q. Shiang Fu, A.L. Barkovskii, I.D. Albrecht, M.M. Lynam, P. Adriaens. 14. Redox Conditions and the Reductive/Oxidative Biodegradation of Chlorinated Ethenes in Groundwater Systems F.H. Chapelle, P.M. Bradley.15. Microcosms for Site-Specific Evaluation of Enhanced Biological Reductive Dehalogenation D.E. Fennell, J.M. Gossett. 16. Chlorinated Organic Contaminants from Mechanical Wood Processing and Their Bioremediation M.M. Laine, M.K. Mannisto, M.S. Salkinoja-Salonen, J.A. Puhakka. 17. Polychlorinated Biphenyls in Aquatic Sediments: Environmental Fate and Outlook for Biological Treatment D.L. Bedard. Part V: Summary. 18. Environmental Dehalogenation - Problems and Recommendations C.E. Castro. Index.
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