J Bacteriol. 1978 September; 135(3): 798-804
Isolation and characterization of the pesticide-degrading plasmid pJP1 from Alcaligenes paradoxus.
P R Fisher,
J Appleton and
J M Pemberton
ABSTRACT
A strain of Alcaligenes paradoxus, unable to degrade phenoxyacetic acid, was shown to degrade two synthetic derivatives of this molecule, the herbicides 2,4-dichlorophenoxyacetic acid and 2-methyl-4-chlorophenoxyacetic acid. The ability to degrade these pesticides is encoded by a 58-megadalton conjugal plasmid, pJP1.
J Bacteriol. 1978 September; 135(3): 798-804
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