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Biotransformation of ω-fatty acid – in search of erectile dysfunction treatments
Published 2010“…Biotransformation can be defined as an application that utilized natural and recombinant organisms’ enzymes secreted by yeast, fungi and bacteria or whole cells as biocatalyst in synthesis of organic compound. Therefore, Pseudomonas aeruginosa bacterium has been chosen to be the biocatalyst for biotransformation of ω fatty acids extracted from Malaysian catfish (Clarias batrachus), giant snakehead fish (Channa micropeltes) and giant mudskipper (Periophthalmodon schlosseri) which emphasized on bioconversion of arachidonic acid (C20:4 ω6). …”
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Seasonal distribution of organic carbon in the surface sediments of the Terengganu nearshore coastal area
Published 2009“…However, different factors may control the partitioning and also the bioavailability of the hydrophobic organic compound pollutants within the benthic ecosystem. …”
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Recent progress and development of TiO2 thin film photocatalysts for pollutant removal
Published 2009“…Photocatalysis process involves the photoinduced oxidation and reduction reactions in the photocatalyst that has the ability in degrading most organic compounds into carbon dioxide, water and any harmless substances. …”
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Immobilization of activated carbon on fungal biomass used as bioadsordent for decolorization
Published 2009“…Cost effectiveness, availability and adsorptive properties are the main criteria for choosing the bioadsorbent to remove organic compounds from wastewater. Considering these criteria, an active bioadsorbent was prepared by immobilizing the commercial activated carbon with the fungal biomass through the fermentation process. …”
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Water pollution status assessment of King Talal Dam, Jordan
Published 2009“…Also, results obtained from this study indicates the pollution tendencies of the surface waters of KTD reservoir, attributable to high levels of organic compounds .. Results revealed significant toxicity of phenolic compounds was found in water samples, indicating the water quality of these sample s is not potable. …”
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