BioRemediation with algae 36
Hi friends after 3 months i am back. Now i am doing a research for degrading hydrocarbons a process of breaking heavy crude oil by naturally using algae. Is there anyone having idea about this. I want to grow an algae in sea water on oil spill. Is there any oil eating algae.Tha OilZapper is a Bioremediation process done by oil eating bacterias. But that process will took a minimum 3 months to maximum 10 years depending upon the oil spills. I need to find out an algae that will consume oil as an energy. Does any one knows Cloning. I have analysed genomes of many algae. we can transcript the gene and we can find out a genetically engineered algae for oil spill.
Sat August 21 2010 11:40:55 AM by Kumar
algae bioremediation
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There is this Oil Zapper !
Will give you more leads soon.
http://www.hindu.com/2010/08/13/stories/2010081363900800.htm
You will find more leads if you search for
oilzapper
Thanks friend
Tha OilZapper is a Bioremediation process done by oil eating bacterias. But that process will took a minimum 3 months to maximum 10 years depending upon the oil spills. I need to find out an algae that will consume oil as an energy. Does any one knows Cloning. I have analysed genomes of many algae. we can transcript the gene and we can find out a genetically engineered algae for oil spill.
The only oil eaters that i have heard of are bacterial. Last I heard OPEC was trying to have them heavily resticted due to the small chance it could invade oil-wells. Many oil Co. have these Bacteria in stock, for oil spills.