Titlebook: Current Microbiological Research in Africa; Selected Application Akebe Luther King Abia,Guy R. Lanza Book 2020 Springer Nature Switzerland

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The Use of Biosurfactants in the Bioremediation of Oil Spills in Water,ants in any affected existing water source. These microbial molecules are further useful in emulsification and removal of oil from sludge in oil storage tanks. This review, therefore, presents how biosurfactant molecules are produced, their advantages, various microbes producing biosurfactants, how

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Book 2020k touches diverse applied methods and approaches to meet the pragmatic needs faced by environmental microbiologists in Africa. Also included are topics on viruses, bacteria (including cyanobacteria), and protozoa, and their importance in disease. Sustainable agriculture and aquaculture, and eco-frie

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Wind Energy and Wildlife Interactionsses on two important waterborne bacterial pathogens causing severe health problems in Africa. These include pathogenic . and .. The chapter aims to provide a broad knowledge of the transmission of these pathogens through African waters, using recent scientific studies, to outline the historical pers

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-51577-9 wastewater treatment plants (Dungeni and Momba 2010), and inadequate waste disposal facilities from settlements located close to rivers (Uneke and Uneke 2007), thus form alternative, if not the only water source available within many countries on the continent. The sub-Saharan African population la

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Women in Engineering and Sciencepods from animal reservoirs, occur frequently in the tropics, exhibiting previously unseen patterns of infection and spread. These patterns are facilitated by many intrinsic factors like mutated sites in the viral genome, and external factors including urbanization, displacement, human migration and

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-53144-1and vegetables together with antibiotics residues in the aquatic environment have led to an increase in the prevalence of ARB and ARGs, posing a human health risk in various African countries. Limited studies indicate higher residues of antibiotics in cultured fish, which exceed the maximum limits s

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-53144-1 current agricultural practice in Nigeria is paramount, particularly regarding the actual status and future utilization. This chapter attempts to identify the present situation and the potential future of inoculated agriculture in Nigeria, vis-à-vis the development of effective and competitive indig