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The utilization of nitriles and amides by a Rhodococcus species

Miller et al., 1982

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6325398772427921534
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Miller J
Gray D
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Microbiology

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A species of Rhodococcus was isolated from garden soil on the basis of its capacity to use acetonitrile as sole C and N source. Acetonitrile-grown cells hydrolysed a number of amides and nitriles to ammonia. The substrate nitriles, listed in order of decreasing hydrolysis rates …
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