How SDG (Sustainable Development Goals) can be related to industrial microbiology? (choose 3 from the picture below and explain it)

Q: Rate in U [S] in mM No Inhibitor 0.5 1.0 2.0 4.0 8.0 16.0 32.0 64.0 0.22 0.41 0.73 1.12 1.57 2.01…

A: The Michaelis-Menten kinetics is the simplest and best model to understand enzyme kinetics, and it…

Q: giving examples to illustrate your answer define both selective media and enrichment media as might…

A: Every microbiologist must eventually grow bacteria in the lab for research purposes. Bacterial…

Q: 1) Is bioenergy environmentally friendly and sustainable? Why? 2) Write about the Various types of…

A: Introduction Biogas production is a method that utilizes human, animal, and agricultural wastes for…

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A: The Heirloom Microbes Project was founded in 2017 by Warinner and her collaborator, Jessica Hendy,…

Q: Decimal Reduction time is a measurement of What percentage of a microbial population is removed…

A: INTRODUCTION Decimal reduction time Time required at the given condition or a set of condition to…

Q: Would microbiology have developed more slowly if Fanny Hesse had not suggested the use of agar? Give…

A: Microbiology is the branch of biology that deals with study of organisms that are too small to be…

Q: The activated sludge process was developed from empirical knowledge and is now widely used for…

A: Activated sludge-The activated sludge process is a type of wastewater treatment process for treating…

Q: Suppose you are checking the microbial quality of a raw material using agar culture media. After…

A: Unwanted microbial growth occurs when no proper care is taken while tranferring the culture on the…

Q: Make an outline about culture-dependent and culture-independent methods in microbiology and explain…

A: Culture-dependent and culture-independent methods are two broad categories of techniques used in…

Q: Please explain biosafety measures to be considered (e.g to the environment)w growing  genetically…

A: Plant genetic transformation technology basically deals with the transfer of desirable genes from…

Q: Describe the use of bioremediation in the cleanup of oil spills.

A: Bioremediation is using the organisms to break down the contamination products into the less toxic…

Q: Explain the role of cultivation-independent methods to study microorganisms in the environment.

A: The study of microorganisms primarily requires the preparation of pure culture through conventional…

Q: xplain the difference between bioaccumulation and bioamplification.

A: Answer.  Bioaccumulation is the accumulation and enrichment of chemicals in an organism in higher…

Q: Explain the formation of industrial & photochemical smog using reactions. What is the main…

A: Smog is a type of air pollution that reduces visibility, the term was coined in the early 20th…

Q: Explain how bioremediation is achieved by microorganisms in the following a. Bioremediation of…

A: Bioremediation Bioremediation refers to the process of using living microorganisms to remove the…

Q: Because so few organisms can be successfully cultivated in the laboratory, studying only those that…

A: The number of bacteria in nature and that that can be grown in culture media are significantly…

Q: In microbiology, there are different classes of media that are used for the cultivation, isolation,…

A: In microbiology, media (singular: medium) refers to the substances or formulations used to…

Q: What area is NOT a potential source of an extremophile microbe? A. Microwave oven B. Wild honey C.…

A: Extremophile microbes are organisms which are well adapted to live in extremes of environment but…

Q: Suggest TWO (2) commonly available biomass in Malaysia that can be utilized as potential feedstocks…

A: Malaysia has a very potential for biomass energy uthilization. Its equitorial climate that is ideal…

Q: why would you choose bioplastics, what harm do they do to the environment

A: Plastics are nonbiodegradable organic materials derived from Fossil sources such as natural gas or…

Q: Define biological control and bioremediation, and describe how microorganisms may play a role in…

A: Biocontrol or biological control is a strategy of naturally eliminating and controlling the insects…

Q: What is an original research? Do you think the following are ideas that may be considered as…

A: Original research means is viewed as an essential source. It is the report of an investigation…

Q: Question z Methanogens are always engaged in relationships with other microbes because methane…

A: Answer- interspecies hydrogen Transfer.  Interspecies hydrogen transfer (IHT) is a form of…

Q: Describe the four steps that are usually carried out in micropropagation

A: BASIC INFORMATION    TISSUE CULTURE   In this a tissue is  made to grow in the laboratories that in…

Q: explain completely about "Carbon Cycle Elements and it Species

A: CO2 is 0.03% in atmosphere, which is utilised by producers in photosynthesis for making food.…

Q: Discuss how the biogeochemical cycle and the cycle of nutrient elements essential to life's…

A: Biogeochemical cycles mainly refer to the movement of nutrients and other elements between biotic…

Q: Describe how microbial cells in bio films interact and enhance each other’s growth and metabolism

A: Microbial species like bacteria show two modes of growth. One is planktonic or free-swimming mode…

Q: what macronutrient is used in Phosphocreatine System (PCR)

A: it is a coupled reaction that occurs Anaerobically.

Q: Create a concept mapping in the Historical Development of Microbiology and write a brief explanation…

A: The study of all living organisms that are too small to see with the naked eye is known as…

Q: Give examples of 5 products of industrial microbiology. Classify and give information about the…

A: The usage of micro organisms in industries have become a common procedure for production of desired…

Q: Phytoremediation, mycoremediation, bioinventing, biobleaching, landfarming, biorector, composting,…

A: Various techniques are used in order to balance the imbalance caused in the environment.  The use of…

Q: ist six (6) by-products which can be obtained from the processing of sugar cane

A: Sugar cane is a tall, perennial grass that has a rich source of sucrose and is processed to produce…

Q: Suppose you have joined to a lab lately for your undergraduate research and your supervisor is an…

A: Microorganisms are widespread in nature and are beneficial to life, but some can cause serious harm.…

Q: Use of bioresources by multinational companies and organisations without authorisation from the…

A: Bioresources are the resources produced by living organisms and are non-fossilized. These resources…

Q: List two benefits and two inherent limitations of both ex situ and in situ conservation.

A: In Situ: - In situ is a study or the conservation of biodiversity in their natural habitats itself…

Q: List two ways you think would minimise or avoid lag phase of microbial growth

A: During lag stage, the bacteria can adjust to development conditions. It is the period where the…

Q: 2. Illustrate the preparation of porous carbon materials using sugarcane biomass. End of document

A: Introduction  Sugarcane (Saccharum officinarum) bagasse (SCB) is a biomass of agricultural waste…

Q: Describe two advanced technologies that support ex situ conservation and list a benefit of using…

A: Introduction : Ex-situ conservation refers to the preservation of components of biological variety…

Q: How would you enrich for an organism that can use phenol as a carbon source?

A: Enrichment culture media is a type of growth media that is used to obtain the microorganisms of…

Violence

Violence is defined as a physical act that causes or is intended to cause harm. Violence can cause physical, emotional, or both types of harm. Violence is defined by the World Health Organization as the intended use of physical force and power that causes threat or harm against oneself, another person, or against a community or group, and has the potential to cause damage, death, mental distress, maldevelopment, or poverty.