Hydrocarbonoclastic activity in bacterial biofilms: A systematic study emphasizing pseudomonads
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Biorremediação mediada por biofilme, Hidrocarbonetos do petróleo, Pseudomonas aeruginosaResumo
Pseudomonas aeruginosa é uma pseudomonada fluorescente ubíqua, em forma de bastonete, com alta capacidade metabólica e potencial para aplicação em processos de remoção de compostos recalcitrantes do ambiente, tais como hidrocarbonetos de petróleo (HCP). A bactéria persiste em locais com pressões altamente seletivas, como os contaminados por estes compostos. Uma das estratégias da bactéria é colonizar biofilmes, pelos quais a proteção contra compostos tóxicos é aumentada, favorecendo a absorção do óleo. Ela é a bactéria mais prevalente em locais impactados pelo HCP porque utiliza hidrocarbonetos alifáticos para formar biofilmes, bem como outros metabólitos cruciais para a absorção e degradação do petróleo bruto. Assim, P. aeruginosa pode ser útil na biorremediação mediada por biofilme; entretanto, tem sido pouco explorada nos últimos dez anos. Este estudo sistemático aborda pesquisas recentes sobre a aplicação de biofilmes de P. aeruginosa/pseudomonadas na biorremediação. Os estudos foram asiáticos e africanos e enfatizaram a formação de biofilme por P. aeruginosa e outras pseudomonadas como elementos cruciais no processo de desintoxicação do ambiente.
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