Aromatic amines are considered important environmental pollutants due to their toxic and recalcitrant properties. The widespread use of these compounds in the industry and agriculture has led to their release to soils and waters. Microbial degradation has been found to be the major mechanism to avoid the accumulation of these pollutants in the environment. Literature studies on the biodegradation of halogenate...
Aromatic amine compounds, many of them with halogenated substituents, constitute a major class of environmental pollutants that have been released into soil and water due to extensive use in industries and agriculture. Biodegradation has been found to be a major route for the removal of this kind of toxic and recalcitrant pollutants from the environment. Whereas the degradation of mono- and dichlorinated anilin...
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