Biosurfactants in Nanotechnology: Recent Advances and Applications
Biosurfactants are multifunctional biomolecules usually produced by a wide range of
microorganisms which mainly includes bacteria, yeast, and fungi. Biosurfactants possess …
microorganisms which mainly includes bacteria, yeast, and fungi. Biosurfactants possess …
Bacterial microbial surface-active substances in food-processing industry
Bacterial microbial surface-active substances (SAS) can be used for post-harvesting
treatment of the fruits and vegetables. The 0.001%–0.05% solutions of SAS produced by …
treatment of the fruits and vegetables. The 0.001%–0.05% solutions of SAS produced by …
Biosurfactants for Formulation of Sustainable Agrochemicals
MGC Silva, FCG de Almeida, AO de Medeiros… - Multifunctional Microbial …, 2023 - Springer
Biosurfactants are multifunctional biomolecules of considerable importance in the current
surfactant market. The applications of biosurfactants in agriculture are diverse. They can be …
surfactant market. The applications of biosurfactants in agriculture are diverse. They can be …
Biosurfactants—An Overview
K Bisht, U Tyagi, D Bajpai Tripathy - Macromolecular Symposia, 2024 - Wiley Online Library
The large structural and functional variety of bio‐surfactants (BS), which are produced by
microorganisms, leads to the use of several methods to study these amphiphilic molecules …
microorganisms, leads to the use of several methods to study these amphiphilic molecules …
Microbial surfactants in food, pharmaceuticals, and agriculture
VK Yadav, A Singh, PK Singh - Microbial Surfactants: A …, 2024 - iopscience.iop.org
Chapter 9 explores how microbial surfactants can contribute to the development of new
formulas that improve texture, shelf life and overall food quality along with pharmaceutical …
formulas that improve texture, shelf life and overall food quality along with pharmaceutical …
Use of biosurfactants produced by Bacillus subtilis H1 and Pseudomonas aeruginosa PAO1 as a disinfectant and plant growth stimulation
G Galieva, D Kostareva, A Akhtyamova… - BIO Web of …, 2023 - bio-conferences.org
Sustainable agriculture involves the maximum use of the resource potential of the earth, with
the constant renewal of the fertility of the ecosystem. One method of transition to sustainable …
the constant renewal of the fertility of the ecosystem. One method of transition to sustainable …