Microbial Bioactives
Volume 2 Number 1 2019
Microbial Bioactives
Microbial Bioactives
Descriptive Table of Contents
Research Article
Applied & Industrial Microbiology
A Simple and Alternative UV Spectrometric Method for the Estimation of Vitamin D3
Asma Rahman A, Md. Mahbubur Rahman B, Mohammad Shahnoor Hossain C, Md. Sarowar Jahan D, Noor Jahan Akter E and Md. Latiful Bari A
A rapid and economical vitamin D assay supports routine analysis of microbiology-relevant food, feed, and environmental sample systems.
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Comparative Characterization and Amylase Activity Assessment of Certain Garden Bacterial Isolates
Munia Islam a and Tamanna Zerin a*
Screening of soil Bacillus spp. for amylolytic activity
Abstract | Full Text |PDF (1 MB) |Supplementary Material | Open Access Article
Rezvan Shokraei a, Hossein Fahimi a, Saúl Blanco b, Bahareh Nowruzi c*
Significance: Genomic fingerprinting using highly repetitive sequences to differentiate close cyanobacteria strains.
Edited by: Md. Asaduzzaman Shishir, PhD, University of Dhaka, Dhaka, Bangladesh.
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Microbial Bioactives & Therapeutics
Nasima Aktar1,2, Muhammad Manjurul Karim1, Shakila Nargis Khan1, Mustafizur Rahman3, Anowara Begum1, Md. Mozammel Hoq1,*
Significance: Structural and functional insights of anti-cancer proteins from Bacillus thuringiensis.
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Complexation of Andrographolide, Mirabegron and Suvorexant and Bioactivity Study of the Complexes
Rajia Sultana and Md. Zakir Sultana*
Drug–drug complexation formed three novel bioactive compounds with enhanced cytotoxicity, supporting future therapeutic, anticancer, and broader biological activity studies.
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Reviews
Applied & Industrial Microbiology
Chandrarohini Saravanan 1*, Nor Hazliana Harun 2
Microbial biotechnology advances biofuel production, bioremediation, and environmental sustainability through genetic engineering, omics technologies, and nanotechnology, addressing energy security and pollution challenges.
Abstract | Full Text |PDF (264 KB) | Open Access Article
Siti Balkees 1,2*, Mohammad Razak Hamdan 3
Fungal networks enhance soil health, nutrient cycling, and plant productivity, offering insights for sustainable agriculture, soil conservation, and climate change mitigation.
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Environmental & Agricultural Microbiology
Manuscript-In-Press
Abdullah Ibrahim Al Sheikh Mubarak 1*, Dema Abdullah Ahmed Alodaini 2
Purple non-sulfur bacteria (PNSB) offer sustainable solutions by improving soil fertility, promoting plant growth, and mitigating environmental pollution.
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Manuscript-In-Press
Asra'a Adnan Abdul-Jalil 1*, Marrib N. Rasheed 2
Microbial fatty acids in Bokashi fermentation improve soil fertility, suppress pathogens, and enhance microbial diversity, offering sustainable solutions for soil restoration.
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