Bacterial Swimming and Biofilms Porous Media Affected with Entrapped by Oil Spills

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Studies have shown that many bacteria isolated from crude oil contaminated sites can use crude oil as their carbon source, making these microbes favorable crude oil degraders. Due to the wide range of isolated strains, there are a variety of strains to choose from to create an effective bacteria consortium. Page 19 of the CELT Research Abstract Booklet.

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Bacterial Swimming and Biofilms Porous Media Affected with Entrapped by Oil Spills

Researcher

Wang, Weiyao

Faculty

Kyriakos Papadopoulous, Ph.D.

Date Created

2015-2017

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Studies have shown that many bacteria isolated from crude oil contaminated sites can use crude oil as their carbon source, making these microbes favorable crude oil degraders. Due to the wide range of isolated strains, there are a variety of strains to choose from to create an effective bacteria consortium. Page 19 of the CELT Research Abstract Booklet.

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Biofilms
Oil spills--Cleanup

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eng

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CELT_AB_19

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page 19 of 36

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Center for Engaged Learning & Teaching, Tulane University, New Orleans, Louisiana

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New Orleans (La.)

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