Electrode material impact on microbial fuel cell and electro-Fenton systems for enhanced slaughterhouse wastewater treatment: A comparative study of graphite and titanium.

The treatment of slaughterhouse wastewater is a complex task demanding careful consideration due to its challenging nature. Therefore, exploring more sustainable treatment methods for this particular type of wastewater is of utmost significance. This research focused on the impact of electrode materials, specifically graphite and titanium, on the efficiency of microbial fuel cells (MFCs) and electro-Fenton systems in treating slaughterhouse wastewater.

The Content of Extracellular Nucleic Acids in the Blood and Ejaculate of Men of Reproductive Age Living in the Ecologically Unfavourable Regions of the Aral Sea.

Aim: We aimed to study the influence of adverse environmental factors on molecular-cellular processes in the population living in the Aral Sea region.

Methods: Extracellular RNA (ecRNA) and ecDNA were determined in blood. We obtained the ejaculate of the studied men after 4-5 days of abstinence.