21 research outputs found
Decolorisation of reactive red 11 and 152 azo dyes under aerobic conditions
No full text422-424A microorganism isolated from a textile-dyeing effluent disposal site was found to decolorise textile azo dyes viz. reactive red 11 and reactive red 152 (200 mg L-1) within 24 h of incubation at room temperature and neutral pH. Fast decolorisation (within 42 h) was observed with higher concentration of azo dyes (1000 mg L-1) and the decolorisation took place strictly under aerobic conditions. Thus, this microorganism seems to have potential for effective bioremediation of textile-dyeing industry effluents
Embryological development of the human insula and its implications for the spread and resection of insular gliomas
No full textExperimental Analysis of Tablet Properties for Discrete Element Modeling of an Active Coating Process
No full textAn Asymptomatic Heterozygous Female with Fabry Disease: Implications for Enzyme Replacement Therapy
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The Double Hierarchy Method. A parallel 3D contact method for the interaction of spherical particles with rigid FE boundaries using the DEM
No full textMiglustat Treatment May Reduce Cerebrospinal Fluid Levels of the Axonal Degeneration Marker Tau in NiemannâPick Type C
No full textDesign and synthesis of bio-based epoxidized alkyd resin for anti-corrosive coating application
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