Titlebook: Biosurfactants; Ramkrishna Sen Book 2010 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s), under exclusive license to Springer Science+Busi

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Rhamnolipid Surfactants: Alternative Substrates, New Strategiesction system to reduce the environmental impact and an attempt to minimize residues, which reinforces socio-economic and region-structural development. Additionally, we offer an overview of the physicochemical and biological properties of rhamnolipid surfactants associated with the applications of t

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Production of Microbial Biosurfactants by Solid-State Cultivationse is currently extremely limited due to their high cost in relation to that of chemical surfactants. Solid-state cultivation represents an alternative technology for biosurfactant production that can bring two important advantages: firstly, it allows the use of inexpensive substrates and, secondly,

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Biosurfactant’s Role in Bioremediation of NAPL and Fermentative Production between fluid phases that have different degrees of polarity and hydrogen bonding which confers excellent detergency, emulsifying, foaming and dispersing traits, making them most versatile process chemicals. One of the major applications of (bio)surfactants is in environmental bioremediation field.

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Environmentally Friendly Biosurfactants Produced by Yeasts chapter thus focuses on the production of biosurfactants by some yeast cultures using renewable resources like fatty wastes from household and vegetable oil refineries as major substrates. The chapter also emphasizes on the importance of the application of response surface methodology and artificia

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Book 2010ations interact and communicate with each other. The language that microbes use is chemical where small molecules are exchanged among different microbial cells. Sometimes, these chemicals suppress activities of competitors and could be used as antibiotics or may have other therapeutic uses. Other ti