IMPLICATIONS OF BACTERIAL ISOLATES IN HEAVY METAL TOLERANCE TO THE POLLUTED ENVIRONMENT

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Title:	IMPLICATIONS OF BACTERIAL ISOLATES IN HEAVY METAL TOLERANCE TO THE POLLUTED ENVIRONMENT
Authors:	Siva Ananthi, T.A Meerabai, R S
Keywords:	Antibiotics resistance Bacteria Bioremediation Heavy metal resistance
Issue Date:	Sep-2012
Publisher:	International Journal of Pharmaceutical Sciences Review and Research
Abstract:	Two isolates namely, Bacillus sp. and Leclercia adecarboxylata were isolated from soil contaminated with wide range of heavy metals. Minimum inhibitory concentration (MIC) for both the isolates was at 2000 mg Pb L -1 and also exhibited high resistant to wide range of antibiotics.
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