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4. Toxicity of Phenolic Compounds :
Toxicity Intense Degree
• Plants Sap contains Phenloic compounds, which is more of poison.
Can Cause :
• Coagulative Necrosis
• Ulceration
• Methemiglobinemia
• Cardiac Arrhythmia
• Coma . . . Etc.
5. How they become part of our Environment ?
Effluent of . . .
• Steel Industries
• Oil Refineries
• Petrochemicals industries
• Textile Industries
7. Pathways For Biodegradation of Phenolic Compounds :
•Two Pathways:
1. Aerobic
2. Anaerobic
Aerobic : It has been study in Early 19th Century.
• Organisms which Utilize Phenol by Aerobic Pathways are :
Pseudomonas putida, Candida tropicalis , Acientobacter
calcoceticus
8. • Aerobic biodegradation is further divided into two Pathways .
• End Products : Acetyl Co A , Succenyle Co A , Pyruvate , acetaldehyde.
• Enzymes Involved : Hydroxylase, Catechol dioxygenase, Dehydrogenase,
Lactonizing Enzyme, Decarboxylase, Isomerase, hydratase, lactonase, Aldolase,
Trasferase, Thiolase, Actyl trasferase
9. Anaerobic Pathway : Phenols can be degraded in the absence of Oxygen
but this process is less advantageous.
• Organism which Utilize Phenols by Anaerobic Process :
Thauera aromatica, Desulphobacerium phenolcum,
Paracoccus denitrificans.
• End Products : Acetyl Co A , Succenyle Co A.
• Enzymes :
10. Reactors Used in Phenols Degradation :
• Packed bed Reactor
• Air Stirred Reactor
• Air Lift Bioreactor
11. Thank
You !
References :-
1. Recent advances in the Biodegradation of
Phenol: A review
2. Suleman Qasim ( Special Thanks to
Him)