Bioremediation refers to a biology‐based process by which wastes are recycled into various
forms that are of further appropriate usage by some organisms. Bioremediation techniques …

The ubiquitous nature of microorganisms demonstrates their ability to survive and thrive in
diverse ecological settings, and their presence in extreme environments that approach the …

The production of microbial secondary metabolites requires, besides nutrients, a well‐
designed bioreactor. This instrument needs to supply the culture conditions to …

Conventional methods of removing plastic waste cause adverse environmental effects,
which have sparked a huge interest in microbes as environmentally friendly alternatives …

Cancer is one of the most devastating community health concerns of the twenty‐first century.
Over the last few decades, cancer is introducing new challenges to the public health …

This chapter presents a scenario about the microbial production of bioactive peptides. To
obtain these bioactive peptides, protein matrices of different origins are used, in addition to …

The significance of consuming an adequate amount of nutrients on a consistent basis has a
significant bearing on the preservation of the body's core physiological processes as well as …

Microbial resources have good potential to produce a broad range of high‐value
compounds. In recent years, microbial‐originated nitrilase enzymes have been used to …

Due to the distinctive physiological and structural attributes of the functional sugars, they
have wide applications in different biomedical and biotechnological sectors like foodstuff …

The lignocellulosic waste produced globally are in massive amounts that leads to landfills.
The biomass is underutilized and results in the generation of waste in the environment. In …