Groundwater and soil samples are frequently analyzed by academic and commercial organizations using molecular biological tools (MBTs) to detect unique genetic biomarkers associated with Dehalococcoides (Dhc) and other environmentally relevant microorganisms. The results of these analyses are increasingly used by site owners, consultants, and regulators to design and evaluate natural degradation and enhanced bioremediation systems. Despite the widespread use and importance of MBTs, there are currently no standardized methods for ...
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