Titlebook: Current Microbiological Research in Africa; Selected Application Akebe Luther King Abia,Guy R. Lanza Book 2020 Springer Nature Switzerland

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Physical Activity and Health Promotioncated moderate sensitivity to microcystin concentration changes. Acute exposure of . was most sensitive to toxicity changes, with better survival in less toxic samples, indicating slight toxicity increases through higher mortality. Phosphates, copper and ammonia fluctuated between the treated and un

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-53444-2ants in any affected existing water source. These microbial molecules are further useful in emulsification and removal of oil from sludge in oil storage tanks. This review, therefore, presents how biosurfactant molecules are produced, their advantages, various microbes producing biosurfactants, how

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Some Bacterial Pathogens of Public Health Concern in Water and Wastewater: An African Perspective,ater sources globally residing in rural areas of sub-Saharan Africa. Thus, contaminated water plays a vital role in transmitting waterborne diseases agents like pathogenic . and . to humans in these areas. Moreover, 9/10 (90%) of waterborne diseases-associated deaths worldwide are in children, and v

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Emerging and Reemerging Bacterial Pathogens of Humans in Environmental and Hospital Settings, caused sporadic outbreaks or have shown increased prevalence in clinical cases in Africa in recent times. In Africa, bacterial pathogens like ., and . . have become critical clinical pathogens on the watch list for their increased incidence in clinical cases, ubiquity in the environment, and height

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and Cholera: A Recent African Perspective,ssing cholera has focused on regions of Asia and the Indian sub-continent, a region where cholera has been ever-present over the past century or more. However, since the introduction of the seventh pandemic strains into Africa in 1970, this continent has suffered severely, and African countries acco

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Reservoirs of , and , in Africa,d Karanis 2011), the highest burden of disease from . and . is in developing countries, including those in Africa (Feng and Xiao 2011; Bouzid et al. 2018). These pathogens may be transmitted by contaminated drinking water, recreational water, and treated and untreated wastewater (Ongerth and Karanis

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