Bioremediation is an interplay of three fundamental components including the environment, contaminant, and the organism. So, in principle, the selection of compound(s) to remediate depends largely on the contaminant of interest, not the organism (s). The genes for a particular degradative pathway could only be expressed if the target compound is present in the environment, otherwise, it remains repressed. That is why bioremediation is largely environment-dependent and it is deployed to solve environmental problems, but not microbial.
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