The presence of nitrate dramatically changed the predominant microbial community in perchlorate degrading cultures under saline conditions
Victor G. Stepanov(University of Houston), Deborah J. Roberts(University of Northern British Columbia), Richard C. Willson(University of Houston), George E. Fox(University of Houston), Quyen Tran(University of Houston), Yeyuan Xiao(Shantou University), Mark Rojas(University of Houston), Yuriy Fofanov(University of Houston)
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