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Production of Bacterial Cellulose by Gluconacetobacter hansenii Using Corn Steep Liquor As Nutrient Sources by Costa, Andrea F S, Almeida, Fabíola C G, Vinhas, Glória M, Sarubbo, Leonie A

“…Cellulose is mainly produced by plants, although many bacteria, especially those belonging to the genus , produce a very peculiar form of cellulose with…”
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Oil spills: impacts and perspectives of treatment technologies with focus on the use of green surfactants by Silva, Ivison A., Almeida, Fabíola C. G., Souza, Thaís C., Bezerra, Káren G. O., Durval, Italo J. B., Converti, Attilio, Sarubbo, Leonie A.

“…Oil spills into the oceans cause irreparable damage to marine life and harms the coastal population of the affected areas. The main measures to be taken in…”
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Use of a bacterial cellulose filter for the removal of oil from wastewater by Galdino, Claudio José S., Maia, Alexandre D., Meira, Hugo M., Souza, Thais C., Amorim, Julia D.P., Almeida, Fabiola C.G., Costa, Andréa F.S., Sarubbo, Leonie A.

“…[Display omitted] •BC pellicles were synthesised by Gluconacetobacter hansenii in alternative medium.•The pellicles demonstrated a homogeneous, compact,…”
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Production of green surfactants: Market prospects by Farias, Charles Bronzo B., Almeida, Fabíola C.G., Silva, Ivison A., Souza, Thais C., Meira, Hugo M., Soares da Silva, Rita de Cássia F., Luna, Juliana M., Santos, Valdemir A., Converti, Attilio, Banat, Ibrahim M., Sarubbo, Leonie A.

“…Science has greatly contributed to the advancement of technology and to the innovation of production processes and their applications. Cleaning products have…”
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Evaluation of the Environmental Toxicity Profile of Shampoos Formulated with Plant Biosurfactants by Karen G. O. Bezerra, Keila I. da Costa, Julio C. V. dos Santos, Ellanie S. C da Silva, Juliana M. Luna, Fabíola C. G de Almeida, Raquel D. Rufino, Leonie A. Sarubbo

“…In developing new cosmetics, a series of steps must be followed until the final product is reached. In general, the process goes through the initial idea and…”
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Plant-derived biosurfactants: Extraction, characteristics and properties for application in cosmetics by Bezerra, Káren G.O., Silva, Israel G.S., Almeida, Fabíola C.G., Rufino, Raquel D., Sarubbo, Leonie A.

“…Three extraction processes to obtain Chenopodium quinoa, Glycine max and Malphiguia ermaginata biosurfactants were evaluated. Then, an experimental design was…”
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