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A Complete Guidebook on Biofilm Study has emphasized the biofilm-related issues in the present context related to research and development. For this purpose, experimental design and relevant experimental protocols for the biofilm studies have been highlighted here. In addition to that, inhibitors from natural or synthetic sources against microbial biofilm development have been addressed. This approach has been further substantiated by bioinformatics as well as nanotechnology-based reports. Both, the image processing related to biofilm study and the characters of substratum associated with biofilm development have also been included for a better understanding of the beginners in this field. Further, how biofilm helps and/or hampers in food processing and waste management system, that discussion has been considered in this book. Similarly, human benefits from biofilm and reverse of it have also been included considering host-pathogen interaction, immunity aspects, and others.

Carrying huge resources/information/ideas in a compiled manner for biofilm study/work Has highlighted how biofilm-related experiment has to be designed based on protocols This book has focused majorly about biofilm-related gene regulation along with the development of different inhibitors for therapeutic aspects. This paradigm has been further discussed based on the nanotechnology and bioinformatics approach Biofilm studies related to waste management, food processing, and image processing, which are newly upcoming have been emphasized in this book

A Complete Guidebook on Biofilm Study has emphasized the biofilm-related issues in the present context related to research and development. For this purpose, experimental design and relevant experimental protocols for the biofilm studies have been highlighted here. In addition to that, inhibitors from natural or synthetic sources against microbial biofilm development have been addressed. This approach has been further substantiated by bioinformatics as well as nanotechnology-based reports. Both, the image processing related to biofilm study and the characters of substratum associated with biofilm development have also been included for a better understanding of the beginners in this field. Further, how biofilm helps and/or hampers in food processing and waste management system, that discussion has been considered in this book. Similarly, human benefits from biofilm and reverse of it have also been included considering host-pathogen interaction, immunity aspects, and others.- Carrying huge resources/information/ideas in a compiled manner for biofilm study/work- Has highlighted how biofilm-related experiment has to be designed based on protocols- This book has focused majorly about biofilm-related gene regulation along with the development of different inhibitors for therapeutic aspects. This paradigm has been further discussed based on the nanotechnology and bioinformatics approach- Biofilm studies related to waste management, food processing, and image processing, which are newly upcoming have been emphasized in this book

Environmental Antimicrobial Resistance: A Complete Handbook provides a comprehensive exploration of the challenges and solutions related to antimicrobial resistance (AMR) in the environment. This book addresses global scenarios, sources of antimicrobial drugs, and the fate and transport of these drugs in the environment and living organisms. It explains the approach, protocols, and experiments for detecting and mitigating antimicrobial resistance phenomena, making it an essential resource for understanding and combating AMR. Additional sections highlight the silent pandemic of AMR, emphasizing the mismanagement of antimicrobials in humans and animals as key contributors.Finally, the book discusses global impacts, including the economic burden on low- and middle-income countries and the efforts of the WHO Global Antimicrobial Resistance and Use Surveillance System (GLASS). With a systematic approach, it provides researchers and academicians with routine and advanced knowledge in the field of environmental antimicrobial resistance, including detection and mitigation strategies. This handbook is designed to meet the educational needs of students and professionals in the life sciences, environmental science, microbiology, and pharmacy. It offers comprehensive coverage of the current status, reasons for emerging drug-resistant microorganisms, and solutions for mitigating environmental antimicrobial resistance.Covers all aspects of environmental antimicrobial resistance, including global scenarios, sources of antimicrobial drugs, fate, and transport of antimicrobial drugs in the environment and living organismsExplains the approach, protocols, and experiments for detecting and mitigating antimicrobial resistance phenomenaHighlights the silent pandemic of antimicrobial resistance (AMR), emphasizing the mismanagement of antimicrobials in humans and animals as key contributorsDiscusses global impacts, including the economic burden on low- and middle-income countries and the efforts of the WHO Global Antimicrobial Resistance and Use Surveillance System (GLASS)Provides a systematic approach for researchers and academicians to gain routine and advanced knowledge in the field of environmental antimicrobial resistance, including detection and mitigation strategies

A Complete Guidebook on Automation in Biopharma Industrial Research: Fundamentals, Tools, and Case Studies is a reference for pharmaceutical scientists and entrepreneurs to leverage the latest technologies and best practices in increasing the productivity of research. The book covers the status of Industry 4.0 and 5.0 in biopharma on a global perspective in terms of data management, animal trials, bio-analytical techniques, clone development and management. The editors focus on automation of process and formulation development, identifying comprehensive approaches for automation of structural and functional characterization of biologics. The contents of the book are organized in 18 chapters. The first ones cover an introduction to the current state of the art in automation, followed by an overview of the path from bench to bedside of drugs and biologic therapies. Next, a roadmap to biopharma industry 5.0 is provided, followed by a chapter on automation and orchestration of activities. Chapter five covers data engineering, followed by clone development and automation challenges. The following chapters cover process and formulation development. Chapters nine and ten cover structural and functional characterization of biologics, respectively. Next a chapter is dedicated to process transfer and scale-up to production environment, followed by quality control. The final chapters cover standard development, PK-PD analysis, R&D package generation, life-cycle management, CMC digital strategy, and case studies. A Complete Guidebook on Automation in Biopharma Industrial Research: Fundamentals, Tools, and Case Studies present an integrated and up-to-date view into the automation efforts happening in the Biopharma industry. Combining insights from academic and corporate research, this reference is uniquely positioned to help pharmaceutical scientists and entrepreneurs in this space to increase productivity and reproducibility in their endeavors.Provides the latest advancements, best practices, and case studies in biopharma automationAddresses automation challenges such as system integration, complex data structures, and data flows between applicationsCovers experiences from academia and biopharma industrial research, combined with digitization and advanced automation, drive innovative solutions to overcome industry challenges

This book highlights how terpenoids act as biological messengers and can be used as medicine against liver disease, neurodegenerative disease, cancer, infectious disease, cardiovascular disease, and inflammatory diseases. It emphasizes the metabolic engineering approach of terpenoids production and their toxicity.