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The catechol 2,3-dioxygenase (C230) gene, xylE, from the TOL plasmid pathway was used to probe naturally occurring bacterial communities in an intertidal microbial mat. Bound probe was quantified by densitometric analysis of slot blots using colorimetric detection of hybridization between the probe and total DNA extracts from the sediments. The C230 gene encodes the key ringbrealung enzyme of the toluene degradation pathway, of which benzoate is an intermediate. Radiotracer experiments using I4C-benzoate detected benzoate mineralization in these sedirnents, corroborating the presence of both the genetic potential and in situ actlvity for this transformation.

Quantification of catechol 2,3-dioxygenase gene homology and benzoate utilization in intertidal sediments