. . "1424-8220" . "Pseudomonas fluorescens HK44: Lessons Lerned from a Model Whole-Cell Bioreporter with a Broad Application History" . "Pseudomonas fluorescens HK44: Lessons Lerned from a Model Whole-Cell Bioreporter with a Broad Application History" . "P(1M0554), P(ME 892), P(ME 893), Z(AV0Z40720504)" . . "6"^^ . "10.3390/s120201544" . . . "28"^^ . "Pseudomonas fluorescens HK44: Lessons Lerned from a Model Whole-Cell Bioreporter with a Broad Application History"@en . . "Layton, A. C." . . "Ripp, S." . "[4EA735340D81]" . . . "12" . . . "1"^^ . "163473" . "Kuncov\u00E1, Gabriela" . "RIV/67985858:_____/12:00374998!RIV12-AV0-67985858" . "Chauhan, A." . . "000300720300023" . "Pseudomonas fluorescens HK44: Lessons Lerned from a Model Whole-Cell Bioreporter with a Broad Application History"@en . "Tr\u00F6gl, J." . "CH - \u0160v\u00FDcarsk\u00E1 konfederace" . "Sayler, G. S." . "bioluminiscence; bioreporter; biosensors"@en . "2" . "RIV/67985858:_____/12:00374998" . . . . . . "HK44 was the first genetically engineered microorganism to be released in the field to monitor bioremediation potential. Subsequent to that release, strain HK44 had been introduced into other solids (soils, sands), liquid (water, wastewater), and volatile environments. In these matrices, it has functioned as one of the best characterized chemically-responsive environmental bioreporters and as a model organism for understanding bacterial colonization and transport, cell immobilization strategies, and the kinetics of cellular bioluminescent emission. This review summarizes the characteristics of HK44 and the extensive range of its applications with special focus on the monitoring of bioremediation processes and biosensing of environmental pollution." . "HK44 was the first genetically engineered microorganism to be released in the field to monitor bioremediation potential. Subsequent to that release, strain HK44 had been introduced into other solids (soils, sands), liquid (water, wastewater), and volatile environments. In these matrices, it has functioned as one of the best characterized chemically-responsive environmental bioreporters and as a model organism for understanding bacterial colonization and transport, cell immobilization strategies, and the kinetics of cellular bioluminescent emission. This review summarizes the characteristics of HK44 and the extensive range of its applications with special focus on the monitoring of bioremediation processes and biosensing of environmental pollution."@en . "Sensors" . . . .