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    Frascari D, Zannoni A, Fedi S, Pii Y, Zannoni D, Pinelli D, Nocentini M.
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    Scheutz C, Durant ND, Broholm MM.
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  • 31. Direct aerobic oxidation (DAO) of chlorinated aliphatic hydrocarbons: A review of key DAO bacteria, biometabolic pathways and in-situ bioremediation potential.
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  • 34. Kinetic models of dichloroethylene biodegradation by two strains of aerobic bacteria.
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  • 36. Single-well, gas-sparging tests for evaluating the in situ aerobic cometabolism of cis-1,2-dichloroethene and trichloroethene.
    Kim Y, Istok JD, Semprini L.
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