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AbstractMomordica Charantia Linn. (Bitter gourd) is a cucurbit, mainly known for its medicinal properties commonly used for its anti-diabetic properties, due to presence of saponins, flavonoids,...
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AbstractThe present study demonstrates the synthesis of novel polyol-based deep eutectic solvents, named as PDES, which can be utilized as an industrial lubricant for MEMS applications and as...
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AbstractPlants and microbes are the reservoirs of many structural and biological distinctive properties, which can be used to combat against environmental pollutants. They are the primary producers of...
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AbstractMicroalgae are microscopic organisms that have a broad range of applications, from wastewater treatment, CO2 mitigation to therapeutic proteins, and pharmaceuticals. Recently, the combination...
View ArticleAntibiotic Resistance Genes as Contaminants in Industrial Wastewater Treatment
AbstractAntibiotic resistance genes (ARGs) are nucleic acid sequences found in bacteria that help them survive in environments containing low–high concentrations of inhibitory chemicals called...
View ArticleEnhancing Sustainable Returns: Unleashing the Potential of Automated Trading...
AbstractAlgorithmic trading is the process of utilizing computer programs to search through massive amounts of data for actual signals that accurately represent the underlying market dynamics....
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