Publications by authors named "Micheal Helan Soundra Rani"
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- Remediation of hydrocarbon contamination is crucial to protect both land and aquatic environments, with filamentous fungi showing promise for breaking down these pollutants into non-toxic residues.
- The paper outlines three key strategies used by filamentous fungi for hydrocarbon remediation: utilizing hydrocarbons as energy sources, co-metabolism, and biosorption approaches.
- While fungi show great potential for efficient and eco-friendly cleanup methods, more research is needed to understand their interactions with humans and to assess any toxic effects before practical application.
Eradication of heavy metal pollution has become the prime priority over the conservation of water resources in the upcoming era. Herein, the study involved the halophilic fungal melanin from showed a promising biosorbent for the removal of toxic heavy metals which shows eco-friendly, cost-effective, high stability, and adsorbent efficiency. Polyurethane blended with fungal melanin polymers, makes polymeric nanofibrous membranes through electrospinning techniques.
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