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Unveiling the chromate stress response in the marine bacterium Bacillus enclensis AGM_Cr8: a multifaceted investigation
(Springer, 2024)In this study, we introduce Bacillus enclensis AGM_Cr8, a gram-positive marine bacterium isolated from the chronically polluted Versova Creek in Mumbai, India. AGM_Cr8 exhibits robust tolerance to chromate stress, thriving ... -
Spatial Variability of Dissolved Cobalt in the Indian Ocean Waters: Contrasting Behavior in the Arabian Sea, the Bay of Bengal and the Southern Sector of the Indian Ocean
(Wiley Online Library, 2024)The present study explored the dynamics of total dissolved Cobalt (dCo) in the Indian Ocean, revealing different distribution patterns in the different sub-basins, nutrient-type in the southern sector, hybrid-type in the ... -
Variabilities in the estimate of 100-year return period wave height in the Indian shelf seas
(Springer, 2024)Exploring the variability in design wave heights through extreme value analysis is crucial for understanding extreme oceanographic conditions and is paramount for the safe design and operation of offshore structures. This ... -
Production of quality biomass of Gelidium micropterum K tzing through optimization of nutrients and salinity for sustainable land-based cultivation
(Springer, 2024)In this study, the seeding density (w/v), Provasoli Enriched Seawater (PES) medium strength, and salinity of the culture medium were optimized to obtain higher growth rates and superior biomass quality of Gelidium micropterum ... -
Characterization of fatty acid composition of healthy and diseased coral mucus released from host and/or endosymbiont for their possible role in coral health
(Springer, 2024)Coral mucus serves as a barrier, protecting corals from a variety of biotic and abiotic stresses. Coral mucus contains all essential nutrients including carbohydrates, amino acids and fatty acids (FA). Although fatty acids, ...