Cytochrome p-450 gene cluster from rhodococcus ruber and uses thereof in ether fuel cleavage
CA 2451002 C · Owner: Chauvaux, Sylvie · Inventors: Chauvaux, Sylvie; Miras, Isabelle; Beguin, Pierre
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The present invention is directed to a cytochrome P-450 gene cluster involved in the cleavage of ether fuel additives. More especially the present , invention pertains to the nucleic acid sequence of genes responsible for the biodegradation of ethyl tert-butyl ether (ETBE) in Rhodococcus ruber and to , several applications ensuing from the knowledge of this sequence such as , probes and biosensors for detecting a pollution by an ether fuel and for , assessing the potential of a contaminated soil to cleave said ether fuel. The invention also pertains to methods for rendering a cell able to cleave ether fuel additives, and to recombinant bacteria useful for ether fuel depollution of a …
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