Titlebook: Cellular Ecophysiology of Microbe: Hydrocarbon and Lipid Interactions; Tino Krell Reference work 2018 Springer International Publishing AG

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Tino KrellUpdate on research on the ecophysiological consequences of microbial exposure to hydrocarbons.Subjects treated span a wide range of hydrocarbon related aspects.Richly illustrated and concise chapters.

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Rainer Krumm,Christian Geisslerdrocarbons and natural components of the organic matter such as lipids. It is now well known that many bacterial strains use HOCs as carbon and energy sources for growth and form biofilms at the HOCs-water interface that are referred to as oleolytic biofilms. The formation of these biofilms appears

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Wolfgang Kralewski,Karlheinz Neunreithery the scientific community, especially due to the potential biotechnological applications. Here we present an overview on how this process is likely to proceed in the oleaginous yeast ., an organism which is known to inhabit various lipid containing environments. It is, therefore, well adapted to ut

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Wolfgang Kralewski,Karlheinz Neunreithercular weight glycolipids and lipopeptides produced by bacteria such as ., and . in addition to other glycolipids synthesized by eukaryotic organisms such as ., ., and . spp. The applications of microbial surfactants utilizing their properties for accessing substrates and in microemulsion technology

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Wolfgang Kralewski,Karlheinz Neunreitherthe metabolic potential of microorganisms and their survival strategies to cope with their deleterious effects. Biofilm formation is acknowledged as one of the main colonization and persistence mechanisms of bacteria in the environment, providing protection against stress. Many bioremediation system

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