Screening and optimisation of crude exopolysaccharide production by marine Brevibacterium sp. JAB08 isolated from the jellyfish Chrysaora sp. from the coastal waters of Goa
The results of the present study position jellyfish-associated microbes as a promising and largely unexplored source of exopolysaccharides with potential implications for sustainable marine biopolymer production following purification and compositional analysis.
Among the 20 isolates, one isolate was identified as Brevibacillus parabrevis PS12, representing the first report from Iraqi soil, which contributed to an increase in bacterial biomass which led to a rise in the specific activity of arginase.
Ayah Muwafaq Hussein, Aqeel Mohammed Majeed Al-Ezee, Z. R. Abbas· Journal of the College of B...· 0 citations
EPS production was strongly influenced by both the isolate and the culture conditions, and all of them have a potential biotechnological use in the improvement of the structure of hydrocarbon-contaminated soils that are bioremediated in the Ecuadorian Amazonia.
Josselyn Ortega Chávez, Verónica Luna Unda, Karina García Villacís· Revista Colombiana de Biotec...· 0 citations
The behaviour of M.thermautotrophicus under suboptimal conditions is described and the need for further optimization to improve methane production yields is highlighted.
N. Hanišáková, Anna Štaud, Eva Kotrlová et al.· Bioresource Technology· 0 citations
Lipases obtained from thermophilic microorganisms are attracting great interest in the industrial field due to their stability under high-temperature conditions and their wide range of industrial applications. In this study, thermophilic bacterial strains were isolated from water and mud samples collected from Erzurum...
Ikra Ozkan, A. Adiguzel· Preparative Biochemistry & B...· 0 citations
The findings support the relevance of agro-industrial fruit residues as sources of microbial biodiversity and highlight the importance of initial functional assessments to guide future safety and application-oriented studies.
A. Sales, H. L. A. Furtado, R. Santos et al.· Brazilian Journal of Biology· 0 citations
The findings highlight the potential of date syrup-derived surfactin and iturin from B. velezensis SHB.28 as sustainable and efficient biosurfactants for environmental remediation and heavy metal removal applications.
Abdelhakim Bourouba, R. Alouaoui, S. Ferhat et al.· Molecules· 0 citations
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