Biswanath Bhunia

TL;DR: In this article, a review has been made critically on overall performance improvement strategies of microbial fuel cells and its application on waste water treatment along with effective power generation, where extensive research work has been carried out on microorganism selection, suitable MFC designs, appropriate electrode materials and optimum level of process parameters which would accelerate commercialization of this technology in near future.

TL;DR: Various approaches and current state of use of PPO in the bioremediation of wastewater, as well as the benefits and disadvantages associated with the use of such enzymes have been overviewed.

TL;DR: The classification and mode of action of xylan enzyme including genetic regulation and strategy for robust xylanase production have been critically discussed from recent reports and various strategies for cost effective biofuel production from water hyacinth including chimeric proteins design has also been critically evaluated.

TL;DR: This review explains how different natural circumstances have attributed to the advancement of EPS production, thereby increasing the capacity of bioremediation to deal the issue of heavy metal contamination in both soil and water.

TL;DR: This review put forth the recent developments on microorganism and electrode material that are critical for the generation of bioelectricity generation to give a comprehensive insight into the characteristics, options, modifications, and evaluations of these parameters and their effects on process development of MFCs.