Free-enzyme bioremediation of pesticides: a case study for the enzymatic remediation of organophosphorous insecticide residues

Colin Scott; Cameron Begley; Matthew J. Taylor; Gunjan Pandey; Vinko Momiroski; Nigel French; Clint Brearley; Steve E. Kotsonis; Michael J. Selleck; Flerida A. Carino; Cristina M. Bajet; Craig Clarke; John G. Oakeshott; Robyn J. Russell

doi:10.1021/bk-2011-1075.ch011

Free-enzyme bioremediation of pesticides

a case study for the enzymatic remediation of organophosphorous insecticide residues

Colin Scott, Cameron Begley, Matthew J. Taylor, Gunjan Pandey, Vinko Momiroski, Nigel French, Clint Brearley, Steve E. Kotsonis, Michael J. Selleck, Flerida A. Carino, Cristina M. Bajet, Craig Clarke, John G. Oakeshott, Robyn J. Russell

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Abstract

Free-enzyme bioremediation is a recently developed technology that allows rapid detoxification of pesticide residues in surface waters, such as irrigation tail water, and potentially from other wettable materials such as soil and the surfaces of commodities. Here we consider the advantages of this technology compared with other pesticide bioremediation strategies, as well as its current limitations and challenges for the future. We exemplify the development of free-enzyme bioremediants with a case study, the Landguard™ OP-A organophosphate bioremediant, highlighting the enzymatic, physical and toxicological properties of the enzyme that predispose it to be an effective and efficient environmental bioremediant and the applications explored for it to date.

Original language	English
Title of host publication	Pesticide mitigation strategies for surface water quality
Editors	Kean S. Goh, Brian L. Bret, Thomas L. Potter, Jay Gan
Publisher	American Chemical Society
Pages	155-174
Number of pages	20
Volume	1075
ISBN (Print)	9780841226562
DOIs	https://doi.org/10.1021/bk-2011-1075.ch011
Publication status	Published - 2011
Externally published	Yes
Event	239th ACS National Meeting and Exposition - San Francisco, United States Duration: 21 Mar 2010 → 25 Mar 2010 Conference number: 239

Publication series

Name	ACS Symposium Series
Volume	1075
ISSN (Print)	0097-6156
ISSN (Electronic)	1947-5918

Conference

Conference	239th ACS National Meeting and Exposition
Country	United States
City	San Francisco
Period	21/03/10 → 25/03/10

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Scott, C., Begley, C., Taylor, M. J., Pandey, G., Momiroski, V., French, N., ... Russell, R. J. (2011). Free-enzyme bioremediation of pesticides: a case study for the enzymatic remediation of organophosphorous insecticide residues. In K. S. Goh, B. L. Bret, T. L. Potter, & J. Gan (Eds.), Pesticide mitigation strategies for surface water quality (Vol. 1075, pp. 155-174). (ACS Symposium Series; Vol. 1075). American Chemical Society. https://doi.org/10.1021/bk-2011-1075.ch011

Scott, Colin ; Begley, Cameron ; Taylor, Matthew J. ; Pandey, Gunjan ; Momiroski, Vinko ; French, Nigel ; Brearley, Clint ; Kotsonis, Steve E. ; Selleck, Michael J. ; Carino, Flerida A. ; Bajet, Cristina M. ; Clarke, Craig ; Oakeshott, John G. ; Russell, Robyn J. / Free-enzyme bioremediation of pesticides : a case study for the enzymatic remediation of organophosphorous insecticide residues. Pesticide mitigation strategies for surface water quality. editor / Kean S. Goh ; Brian L. Bret ; Thomas L. Potter ; Jay Gan. Vol. 1075 American Chemical Society, 2011. pp. 155-174 (ACS Symposium Series).

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Scott, C, Begley, C, Taylor, MJ, Pandey, G, Momiroski, V, French, N, Brearley, C, Kotsonis, SE, Selleck, MJ, Carino, FA, Bajet, CM, Clarke, C, Oakeshott, JG & Russell, RJ 2011, Free-enzyme bioremediation of pesticides: a case study for the enzymatic remediation of organophosphorous insecticide residues. in KS Goh, BL Bret, TL Potter & J Gan (eds), Pesticide mitigation strategies for surface water quality. vol. 1075, ACS Symposium Series, vol. 1075, American Chemical Society, pp. 155-174, 239th ACS National Meeting and Exposition, San Francisco, United States, 21/03/10. https://doi.org/10.1021/bk-2011-1075.ch011

Free-enzyme bioremediation of pesticides : a case study for the enzymatic remediation of organophosphorous insecticide residues. / Scott, Colin; Begley, Cameron; Taylor, Matthew J.; Pandey, Gunjan; Momiroski, Vinko; French, Nigel; Brearley, Clint; Kotsonis, Steve E.; Selleck, Michael J.; Carino, Flerida A.; Bajet, Cristina M.; Clarke, Craig; Oakeshott, John G.; Russell, Robyn J.

Pesticide mitigation strategies for surface water quality. ed. / Kean S. Goh; Brian L. Bret; Thomas L. Potter; Jay Gan. Vol. 1075 American Chemical Society, 2011. p. 155-174 (ACS Symposium Series; Vol. 1075).

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