A mini-review of petroleum and sludge bioremediation using microorganisms
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Bioremediation, microorganisms, petroleum, sludgeAbstract
Bioremediation, a process led by microorganisms, is gaining prominence for its effectiveness in transforming environmental pollutants into harmless compounds, particularly in heavily contaminated areas. Microbes in polluted environments showcase impressive genetic and enzymatic adaptability, reducing toxicity. This approach offers a promising avenue for eco-friendly and cost-effective remediation, with intricate mechanisms and metabolic approaches that address various challenges, including petroleum contamination and sludge management, thus presenting sustainable solutions for environmental and waste management issues.
Нефтийн бүтээгдэхүүн, лагийн бохирдлыг бичил биетэн ашиглан бууруулсан судалгааны тойм өгүүлэл
Хураангуй. Бичил биетнээр биологийн нөхөн сэргээлт хийх нь хүрээлэн буй орчны бохирдлыг бууруулах, бохирдол ихтэй бүсийг хоргүйжүүлэх давуу талтай. Бохирдолтой орчноос ялган авсан бичил биетний генетикийн болон ферментийн дасан зохицох чадварыг ашиглан, бохирдлыг бууруулдаг. Энэхүү арга нь нефтийн бүтээгдэхүүний бохирдол, лагийг цэвэрлэхэд бичил биетний механизм, бодисын солилцоог ашиглан, байгаль орчинд ээлтэй, зардал багатай нөхөн сэргээх ирээдүйтэй арга замыг бий болгодог. Улмаар байгаль орчин, хог хаягдлын менежментийн асуудлыг шийдвэрлэх ач тустай.
Түлхүүр үгс: Биологийн нөхөн сэргээлт, бичил биетэн, нефтийн бүтээгдэхүүн, лаг
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