This review critically analyzes advances in the use of bacterial, fungal, and microbial consortia for PFAS transformation via reductive and oxidative defluorination and/or metabolic reactions and discusses the influence of PFAS structural attributes, i.e., chain length and functional head groups, on microbial activitie...
Muhammad Hamza, N. Tara, Afzal Akram et al.· Applied Sciences· 1 citation
The extensive use of pesticides in agriculture has resulted in their widespread occurrence in aquatic environments, raising concerns for ecosystem and human health. Their persistence, toxicity, mobility, and resistance to degradation vary substantially among compounds, with some exhibiting high persistence and bioaccum...
Microplastics (MPs) are one of the emerging contaminants(ECs), which are produced wide range of human activities, and due to their persistence, bioaccumulation and toxicity they increasingly threaten the environment and have a negative impact on human health. This review presents the available literature regarding sour...
Anchal Tripathi, Anjali Rajput, Vikas Sharma et al.· BIO Web of Conferences· 0 citations
This review provides a comprehensive synthesis of current advances in the biodegradation of PPCPs, with a particular focus on microbial degradation pathways and the application of genetically engineered microorganisms as a promising strategy to enhance biodegradation efficiency by tailoring metabolic pathways.
Pooja Thathola, N. Negi, P. Adhikari et al.· Open Biotechnology Journal· 0 citations
The profound effects of MPs on soil health, P dynamics and microbial functionality are explored, and microbiome-based strategies, including phosphate-solubilizing microbes and innovative remediation approaches, are highlighted as promising solutions to mitigate MP impacts and restore soil health and agricultural sustai...
Safae ER. Raouan, H. Bellouk, Imane Er Raouan et al.· CABI Reviews· 0 citations
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