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• TITLE: The Poly(vinyl alcohol)-Immobilized Photobacteria for Toxicology Monitoring

  AUTHORS: Kristina A. Alenina, Leyla E. Aleskerova, Polina B. Kascheyeva, Anvar D. Ismailov

  KEYWORDS: Component; Bioluminescence; Photobacteria; Immobilization; Poly (Vinyl Alcohol)

  JOURNAL NAME: Engineering, Vol.4 No.10B, October 21, 2013

  ABSTRACT: The present work is undertaken to studies the important factors affecting the stability of a light emission at immobilized photobacteria, and application PVAGs luminous biosensors for biomonitoring of toxicants. The intensity and stability of a light emission is competently controlled by: 1) intensity and persistens of a luminescent cycle using bacterial strain; 2) type of the carrier and the composition of the gel-formation medium; 3) freeze-thawing procedures; 4) physical and chemical conditions of storage and application.