Possible Prevention of Environmental Health Hazard of Lead-Based Paints

Obidi, Olayide; Nwachukwu, S. C. U.; Aboaba, Olusimbo O.

doi:10.3923/jm.2010.595.606

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“…Obidi et al [2009] , respectively [6]. In addition, the researchers took samples of water-based paints to isolate a strain of Pseudomonas aeruginosa [7].…”

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Paint-degrading microorganisms

Kurowski

Vogt

Ogonowski

2017

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“…Obidi et al [2009] , respectively [6]. In addition, the researchers took samples of water-based paints to isolate a strain of Pseudomonas aeruginosa [7].…”

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Paint-degrading microorganisms

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Ogonowski

2017

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“…The corresponding figures for fungi are 1.0.10 1 and 5.5.10 3 CFU/mL, respectively [3]. In addition, the bacterial strain P. aeruginosa, which is the causative organism, was also isolated from a water-based paint sample [4].…”

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Isolation and identification of microorganisms causing water-based paint and wall paint destruction

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Tran

Cao

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Vietnam J. Sci. Technol.

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From samples of moldy wall paint and damaged water-based paint, we isolated and quantified the density of microorganisms present in the samples and determined the morphology of the isolates; thereby, identifying the genera of the bacteria and mold strains. The results showed that the density of the strains collected from the wall paint samples was much higher than that of the water-based paint samples (106 CFU/mL and 104 CFU/mL, respectively). In the wall paint samples, only mold colonies were observed, not bacterial colonies, while in the water-based paint samples both mold and bacterial colonies appeared, although mold colonies were still predominant. Based on the observation of colony formation and microscopic morphology of molds, we classified six mold strains into five genera: Aspergillus sp., Cladosporum sp., Acremoium sp., Chaetomium sp., and Fusarium sp. The frequency of strains belonging to the genus Aspergillus sp. accounted for the majority in both wall and water-based paint samples. Among the three bacterial strains isolated, we identified two bacterial strains as G (-) and one strain as G (+).

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Plastic Waste: Environmental Hazards, Its Biodegradation, and Challenges

Yogalakshmi

Singh

2019

Bioremediation of Industrial Waste for Environmental Safety

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Possible Prevention of Environmental Health Hazard of Lead-Based Paints

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Paint-degrading microorganisms

Paint-degrading microorganisms

Isolation and identification of microorganisms causing water-based paint and wall paint destruction

Plastic Waste: Environmental Hazards, Its Biodegradation, and Challenges

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