This review proposes a new bioremediation method based on the diverse functionalities of
algae. A greenway for cleansing wastewater is more ecologically friendly and …

Emerging contaminants (ECs) are primarily synthetic organic chemicals that have a focus of
increasing attention due to either increased awareness of their potential risks to humans and …

Keeping in view, the challenges concerning agro-ecosystem and environment, the recent
developments in biotechnology offers a more reliable approach to address the food security …

Sustainable supply of food and energy without posing any threat to environment is the
current demand of our society in view of continuous increase in global human population …

With the development of industrial production and continuous demand for chemicals, a large
volume of wastewater containing phenols was discharged into the aquatic environment …

The bioremediation process of industrial waste can be made more efficient using ligninolytic
laccase enzymes, which are obtained from fungi, bacteria, higher plants, insects, and also in …

Cyanobacteria have gained a lot of attention in recent years because of their potential
applications in biotechnology. We present an overview of the literature describing the uses …

Bioremediation of wastewater can be enhanced by the use of lignolytic enzymes such as
laccases. Laccases oxidize, polymerize or transform phenolic or anthropogenic compounds …

Cyanobacteria (also known as blue–green algae) are a group of extraordinarily diverse
Gram-negative prokaryotes that originated 3.5 billion years ago. Their diversity ranges from …

The use of microbial catalysts in the biodegradation of organic compounds has advanced
significantly during the past three decades. It has been found that large numbers of microbes …