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Microbial Applications
Microbial Applications

Tags: Microbial Applications, Life Sciences Biotechnology, Rajeeva Gaur, S. Mehrotra

Microbial Applications

Increasing importance of the subjects like Microbiology, Biochemistry, Biotechnology and Environmental Science envisages elaborate and consolidated information on these modern disciplines of science. There is an urgent need to integrate all these disciplines to devise a truly interdisciplinary branch of science that caters to the need of all those who are genuinely interested to solve the multifaceted problems faced by the mankind. Therefore, this book is a step forward in the direction of integrating the aforesaid frontline branches into an interdisciplinary course quenching the academic thirst of all those concerned.
Microbial Applications aims to provide information to both undergraduate and post graduate students studying in various fields of Life Sciences. Though an edited book it has been designed in such a way that even beginners in the field, who are not well acquainted with the problems mentioned in the individual chapters, can also easily grasp the subject.
This book includes twenty-two chapters related to applications and deleterious aspects of microorganisms including utility of A. pullulans in industry, symbiotic nitrogen fixation, microbial enzymes, probiotics, microbes in heavy metal remediation, immunosensor, role of bioinformatics in microbiology, biofertilizers, and microbes as source of plant growth promoting factors etc. 
Each chapter provides introductory description on the topic followed by a detailed account. All the topics covered in the book are dealt with sound scientific footing. Different chapters were invited from specialists in the concerned disciplines. 
It is expected that this will cater to the needs of science students.
1.Biology, distribution and utility of Aureobasidium pullulans  
2.Microbial laccases: Occurrence, properties and applications 
3.Bacterial protease inhibitors 
4.Exploitation of microbes and microbiols in pest management: Current status and future prospects 
5.Microbial interactions and control of bacteria and phytopathogenic fungi 
6.Probiotics: Role in fodder technology 
7.Structure and function of HIV 
8.GMM food: Problems and perspectives 
9.Role of fungi in production of ergot alkaloid 
10.Role of bioinformatics in microbial studies. 
11.Microbes for heavy metal remediation 
12.Microbial degradation of pesticides 
13.Microbial degradation of sulfide in aerobic and anaerobic conditions 
14.Bioinformatics in microbiology: An introduction 
15.Biofertilizers and plant growth promoting rhizobacteria. 
16.Biosensors: A real time analytical tool 
17.Immunosensor: A new strategy in detection and analysis of biomolecules 
18.Bacterial resistance in mercury and its bioremediation in contaminated environment 
19.Role of phosphate solubilizing microorganisms in agriculture 
20.Microorganisms for improving productivity and quality in horticultural crops 
21.Studies in Rhizobium association with Sesbania species: an important green manure crop 
22.Applications of microorganisms in nanotechnology
23.Index
  • Comprises of 22 contributed chapters: explains applications and deleterious aspects of microorganisms.
  • Each article is preceded with an introductory summary followed by a detailed account, and ends with a conclusion, and references.
  • Contains colour picture at appropriate places in the book.
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