Degradation of Anthroquinone Dyes Stimulated by Fungi - Microbial Degradation of Synthetic Dyes in Wastewaters

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modi

cation of the microorganisms and enzymes would help us in tailoring

microbes with higher catalytic power to target a range of toxic compounds. Opti-

mization of the biological remediation process with respect to time, ef

ciency,

stabilization and costs will promote to develop new bioremediation technology.

Emerging effective technology is likely to be a combination of more than one

treatment, either biological or chemical, for the complete mineralization and

detoxi

uents from the textile industries. However, adap-

tation of new treatments has not to target on pollution reduction alone, but also on

reuse of waste water and likely use of by-products for other applications, if possible.

cation of the colored ef

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