Titlebook: Diversity and Biotechnology of Extremophilic Microorganisms from India; Pradnya Pralhad Kanekar,Sagar Pralhad Kanekar Book 2022 The Editor

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,(+)-11,11′-Dideoxyverticillin A,nitrogen-fixing cyanobacterium . sp., ., ., and . have been reported as radiation-resistant bacteria. Four novel species of radiation-resistant bacteria, new to Science, have been reported from India.

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Political Generals and Industrial Magnates,n India, piezophilic microorganisms such as nitrifying bacteria are reported from Central Indian Basin; some fungi like ., ., and . from deep-sea sediments of Central Indian Basin; and bacteria like ., ., ., and . from deep drilling at Koyana, Western India. One novel genus and one novel species of

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Introduction,iomolecules (extremozymes), e.g., Taq polymerase from ., and biomaterials (carotenoid, polyhydroxyalkanoate, or biodegradable plastic)..India is endowed with a variety of extreme environments like alkaline soda lake of Lonar, salt lake of Sambhar, thermal spring of Manikaran, and desert of Rajasthan

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Halophilic and Halotolerant Microorganisms,thus contribute to sustainability..India is blessed with a large coastal line (West coast of India), many saltern pans, salt deposits, salt lake of Sambhar, Rajasthan, Chilika lake, Orissa, and many more from where halophilic microorganisms have been reported by Indian researchers. They were explore

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Acidophilic Microorganisms,of protons into cytoplasm, pumping out excess protons by transporters, etc. Acidophiles are biotechnologically important organisms that are applied in biomining operations to solubilize metals from ores..In India, acidophilic microorganisms have been reported from mining industries, e.g., Malanjkhan

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Radiophilic, Radioresistant, and Radiotolerant Microorganisms,nitrogen-fixing cyanobacterium . sp., ., ., and . have been reported as radiation-resistant bacteria. Four novel species of radiation-resistant bacteria, new to Science, have been reported from India.