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Selection of bacterial species from wastewater for potential production of poly (γ-glutamic acid): isolation, characterisation and growth kinetics
Wastewater treatment plants represent a source of nutrients for microbial growth and product formation. In an approach in which bioresource productivity is maximised, it is desirable to not only achieve water treatment to the desired standard, but at the same time to harness the value in these resou...
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Department of Chemical Engineering
2022
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