Disruptive technology for integrating bioremediation and biodiesel production from persistent toxic aromatic wastes using termite gut yeasts
Sameh S. Ali,
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Rania Al-Tohamy,
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Jianzhong Sun
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et al.
Environmental Chemistry and Ecotoxicology,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: Feb. 1, 2025
Language: Английский
Metagenomics analysis of bacterial community structure from wood- and soil-feeding termites: metabolic pathways and functional structures toward the degradation of lignocellulose and recalcitrant compounds
Rongrong Xie,
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Blessing Danso,
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Jianzhong Sun
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et al.
Frontiers in Microbiology,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
15
Published: Nov. 15, 2024
Some
essential
information
on
gut
bacterial
profiles
and
their
unique
contributions
to
food
digestion
in
wood-feeding
termites
(WFT)
soil-feeding
(SFT)
is
still
inadequate.
The
feeding
type
of
hypothesized
influence
composition
its
functionality
degrading
lignocellulose
or
other
organic
chemicals.
This
could
potentially
provide
alternative
approaches
for
the
degradation
some
recalcitrant
environmental
Therefore,
metagenomic
analysis
can
be
employed
examine
functional
symbionts
WFT
SFT.
Based
16S
rRNA
gene
sequences
WFT,
Microcerotermes
sp.,
SFT,
Pericapritermes
nitobei
,
findings
revealed
a
total
26
major
phyla,
with
18
phyla
commonly
represented
both
termites,
albeit
varying
abundances.
Spirochaetes
dominated
sp.
at
55%,
followed
by
Fibrobacters,
while
Firmicutes
bacteria
P.
95%,
Actinobacteria
coming
second
2%.
Furthermore,
Shannon
phylogenetic
tree
diversity
indices,
as
well
observed
operational
taxonomic
units
Chao
1
richness
were
all
found
higher
than
SFT
deduced
from
alpha
analysis.
principal
coordinate
analysis,
exhibited
significant
distance
dissimilarity
between
symbionts.
results
showed
that
differed
significantly
Tax4Fun
evaluated
functions,
revealing
predominance
carbohydrate
metabolism,
amino
acid
metabolism
energy
termites.
implicated
inhabiting
guts
actively
involved
compounds.
Language: Английский
Biorefinery and Bioremediation Strategies for Efficient Management of Recalcitrant Pollutants Using Termites as an Obscure yet Promising Source of Bacterial Gut Symbionts: A Review
Rongrong Xie,
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Blessing Danso,
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Jianzhong Sun
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et al.
Insects,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
15(11), P. 908 - 908
Published: Nov. 20, 2024
Lignocellulosic
biomass
(LCB)
in
the
form
of
agricultural,
forestry,
and
agro-industrial
wastes
is
globally
generated
large
volumes
every
year.
The
chemical
components
LCB
render
them
a
substrate
valuable
for
biofuel
production.
It
hard
to
dissolve
resources
production
because
lignin,
cellulose,
hemicellulose
parts
stick
together
rigidly.
This
makes
structure
complex,
hierarchical,
resistant.
Owing
these
restrictions,
junk
waste
has
recently
become
significant
worldwide
environmental
problem
resulting
from
inefficient
disposal
techniques
increased
persistence.
In
addition,
burning
waste,
such
as
paddy
straws,
widespread
practice
that
causes
considerable
air
pollution
endangers
environment
human
existence.
Besides
increasing
industrialization
resulted
billions
tons
dyeing
wastewater
several
industries,
including
textiles,
pharmaceuticals,
tanneries,
food
processing
units.
massive
use
synthetic
dyes
various
industries
can
be
detrimental
due
recalcitrant
aromatic
dyes,
similar
polymeric
phenol
lignin
structure,
their
persistent
color.
Synthetic
have
been
described
possessing
carcinogenic
toxic
properties
could
harmful
public
health.
Environmental
emanating
great
concern
should
carefully
handled
mitigate
its
catastrophic
effects.
An
effective
strategy
curtail
problems
learn
analogous
systems
nature,
termites,
where
woody
lignocellulose
digested
by
wood-feeding
termites
humus-recalcitrant
compounds
are
decomposed
soil-feeding
termites.
termite
gut
system
acts
unique
bioresource
consisting
distinct
bacterial
species
valued
lignocellulosic
materials
degradation
which
integrated
into
modern
biorefineries
bioremediation
applications
treatment
wastewaters
help
resolve
issues
arising
wastewaters.
review
paper
provides
new
efficient
management
pollutants
exploring
potential
application
bacteria
biorefinery
processing.
Language: Английский