Impact of the recent advances in the analysis of microbial communities on the control of the wastewater treatment process
One of the main functions of environmental biotechnology is to address the study of microbial communities that provide essential services to society. Beyond the similarities with industrial and agricultural microbiology, the unique features exhibited by environmental biotechnology, such as process o...
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paper:paper_03257541_v43_n2_p127_Erijman2023-06-08T15:32:53Z Impact of the recent advances in the analysis of microbial communities on the control of the wastewater treatment process Activated sludge Community assembly Community dynamics Metagenomics Nitrification Wastewater treatment agricultural species article biomedical engineering community care ecophysiology environmental factor feeding ecology genomics microbial biomass microbial community nonhuman waste water management Aerobiosis Biodiversity Biomass Ecosystem Environmental Microbiology Forecasting Metagenomics Microbial Consortia Sewage Soil Microbiology Waste Disposal, Fluid Water Microbiology Water Purification One of the main functions of environmental biotechnology is to address the study of microbial communities that provide essential services to society. Beyond the similarities with industrial and agricultural microbiology, the unique features exhibited by environmental biotechnology, such as process objectives, biomass characteristics and type and mode of feeding (substrates), allow a clear distinction from the other related disciplines. Recent advances in microbial ecology, ecophysiology, genomics and process engineering are herein reviewed to illustrate how the integration of the new knowledge can help overcome the shortcomings of classic microbiological analyses to understand, predict and optimize the performance of wastewater treatment. 2011 https://bibliotecadigital.exactas.uba.ar/collection/paper/document/paper_03257541_v43_n2_p127_Erijman http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12110/paper_03257541_v43_n2_p127_Erijman |
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Activated sludge Community assembly Community dynamics Metagenomics Nitrification Wastewater treatment agricultural species article biomedical engineering community care ecophysiology environmental factor feeding ecology genomics microbial biomass microbial community nonhuman waste water management Aerobiosis Biodiversity Biomass Ecosystem Environmental Microbiology Forecasting Metagenomics Microbial Consortia Sewage Soil Microbiology Waste Disposal, Fluid Water Microbiology Water Purification |
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Activated sludge Community assembly Community dynamics Metagenomics Nitrification Wastewater treatment agricultural species article biomedical engineering community care ecophysiology environmental factor feeding ecology genomics microbial biomass microbial community nonhuman waste water management Aerobiosis Biodiversity Biomass Ecosystem Environmental Microbiology Forecasting Metagenomics Microbial Consortia Sewage Soil Microbiology Waste Disposal, Fluid Water Microbiology Water Purification Impact of the recent advances in the analysis of microbial communities on the control of the wastewater treatment process |
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Activated sludge Community assembly Community dynamics Metagenomics Nitrification Wastewater treatment agricultural species article biomedical engineering community care ecophysiology environmental factor feeding ecology genomics microbial biomass microbial community nonhuman waste water management Aerobiosis Biodiversity Biomass Ecosystem Environmental Microbiology Forecasting Metagenomics Microbial Consortia Sewage Soil Microbiology Waste Disposal, Fluid Water Microbiology Water Purification |
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One of the main functions of environmental biotechnology is to address the study of microbial communities that provide essential services to society. Beyond the similarities with industrial and agricultural microbiology, the unique features exhibited by environmental biotechnology, such as process objectives, biomass characteristics and type and mode of feeding (substrates), allow a clear distinction from the other related disciplines. Recent advances in microbial ecology, ecophysiology, genomics and process engineering are herein reviewed to illustrate how the integration of the new knowledge can help overcome the shortcomings of classic microbiological analyses to understand, predict and optimize the performance of wastewater treatment. |
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Impact of the recent advances in the analysis of microbial communities on the control of the wastewater treatment process |
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Impact of the recent advances in the analysis of microbial communities on the control of the wastewater treatment process |
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Impact of the recent advances in the analysis of microbial communities on the control of the wastewater treatment process |
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Impact of the recent advances in the analysis of microbial communities on the control of the wastewater treatment process |
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Impact of the recent advances in the analysis of microbial communities on the control of the wastewater treatment process |
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impact of the recent advances in the analysis of microbial communities on the control of the wastewater treatment process |
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