Identification and Isolation of Bacterial Strains and Study of their Ability to Degrade Trimethoprim in the Wastewater of some Kirkuk Hospitals
Identification and Isolation of Bacterial Strains and Study of their Ability to Degrade Trimethoprim in the Wastewater of some Kirkuk Hospitals
Tawoos Mohammed Kamel Ahmed1*, Khalid Mahmood Yosif1, Sameerah Faydhallah Mohammed2
Figure 1
Amplification of a 232 bp 16s rRNA gene of E. coli isolates on agarose gel (2%) electrophoresed in 75 volts for one hr., M: molecular marker (Ladder), lanes 1 - 11 refer to isolates.
Figure 2
Amplification of a 1250-bp 16s rRNA gene of Klebsiella spp. isolates on agarose gel (2%) electrophoresed in 75 volts for 1 hr., M: molecular marker (Ladder), lanes 1 - 12 refer to isolates.
Figure 3
Amlification of a 1500-bp 16s rRNA gene of P. mirabilis isolates on agarose gel (2%) electrophoresed in 75 volts for 1 hr., M: molecular marker (Ladder), lanes 1 - 11 refer to isolates.
Figure 4
Biodegradation experiment of TMP with E. coli.
Figure 5
Biodegradation experiment of TMP with P. mirabilis
Figure 6
Biodegradation experiment of TMP with Klebsiella spp
