Many biosurfactants have been produced, although few are produced due to the high costs
of production and purification processes. Given the potential for biotechnological application …

Medium constituents other than carbon sources affect the production of biosurfactants. In this
work we describe a low cost medium for the production of a surfactant by the yeast Candida …

The processes of bioremediation appear as an innovative technology in the removal of
compounds derivate from oil, among others pollutants. Nowadays, it has been given …

Surfactants are amphipathic molecules that accumulate at interfaces, decrease interfacial
tensions, and form aggregate structures such as micelles. Biosurfactants constitute one of …

The development of less toxic, biodegradable, surfactants, such as biosurfactants, is a key
strategy for acquiring environmentally friendly compounds. The aim of the present study was …

The production of a new biosurfactant by Candida glabrata UCP1002 was studied to
evaluate the influence of the concentration of the cotton seed oil, glucose and yeast extract …

The rapid development of biotechnology and the increase in environmental awareness
among producers and consumers have placed biological products in a preferential position …

Background: The aim of the present study was to propose a low-cost method for the
production of a biosurfactant by the yeast Candida sphaerica and assess its toxicity and …

Biosurfactant production by Candida glabrata was studied using vegetable fat waste as
substrate. A factorial design was initially carried out to investigate the effects and interactions …

The aim of the present study was to investigate the potential application of the biosurfactant
from Candida lipolytica grown in low-cost substrates, which has previously been produced …