Bioremediation
Jayakrishnan U and Meria M Dan
Third semester Biotechnology and Biochemical Engineering,
Mohandas college of engineering and technology



Abstract
Bioremediation means to use a biological remedy to abate or clean up contamination. This makes it different
from remedies where contaminated soil or water is removed for chemical treatment or decontamination,
incineration, or burial in a landfill. Microbes are often used to remedy environmental pro ....etc

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A fungus is a member of the group of eukaryotic organisms that includes unicellular microorganisms such as yeasts and molds, as well as multicellular fungi that produce familiar forms of fructification such as mushrooms and fungi. These organisms are classified as a kingdom, fungi, which is separated from the other eukaryotic kingdoms life of plants and animals.

One characteristic that places fungi in a different kingdom of plants, bacteria and some protists, is the chitin in their cell walls. Similar to animals, fungi are heterotrophs; They ....etc

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Industrial Production & Bioremediation
SYNOPSIS
Microbes for industrial production
Preservation of cultures
Methods of industrial production
Major products of industrial microbiology
Bioremediation
Biosensors & microarrays
Microbes for industrial production
Finding microorganisms in nature
Only a small percentage of microbial species have been cultured
Bioprospecting: Hunting for new microorganisms with potential for commercial exploitation
Great deal of interest in microbes from extreme environments
C ....etc

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please send me the material about mushroom as bioremediation agent and also ppts.. ....etc

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i want a presentation on introduction and criteria of environmental biotechnology. ....etc

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ppt on nanonetwork communication in bacteria

Abstract
As the field of molecular communication continues to grow, numerous solutions have been proposed to enable communication between nanomachines. Amongst these solutions, bacteria communication nanonetworks has been proposed as a promising approach for molecular communication. This is driven by a number of attractive properties found in bacteria, which includes biased motility toward the destination through chemotaxis process, as well as the ability of bacteria to transfer genetic information ....etc

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magine if killing flu viruses and other microbes were as simple as turning on a light.

Exposing a unique surface coating to light may in fact hold the key to protecting you from virtually all viruses and bacteria, including the feared avian flu.

Laboratory testing of a novel, permanent nano-coating, developed in collaboration by researchers at North Carolina State University College of Textiles and Emory University School of Medicine, has been shown to kill or inactivate most viruses and bacteria when exposed to visible light. Early tes ....etc

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hello i have my seminar on 3 december and my topic is mycotechnology .i am unable to get any info and fruiutful material for my presentation.. can you plz help me regarding this as soon as possible.. ....etc

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Wastewater Treatment systems rely on microbes to perform the function of the breakdown of sewage influent. These microbes live in the sludge of treatment plants and holding tanks. They digest the solids and breakdown various compounds. Some wastewater treatment systems are exceptionally efficient, others perform effectively soon after start up, but later stop performing as well.
The key to understanding how and why some wastewater treatment systems work well and others don't, is the need to understand what these microbes need to function. As mi ....etc

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