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Gyan Datta Tripathi

Gyan Datta Tripathi
Agri-Nanobiotechnology Lab CRDT IITD · CRDT

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Agri- Nanotech. Laboratory. CRDT IIT DELHI

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Introduction
My area of interest is the application of Nanobiotechnology for sustainable agriculture and the development of nano-based products for soil health and fertility. I strongly believe that soil health and soil community must be taken care of in the best possible ways because they are still the key to rural and or urban livelihood and always be remained.

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In the present review, the application of metaproteomics is highlighted to understand the microbial species under different environmental conditions. As the environmental conditions are changing because of natural and anthropogenic activities, the molecular microbiology of the environment is also affected. The proteins are essential molecules expre...
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This study aims to determine how ZnO nanoparticles affect rice straw during solid-state fermentation and cellulase production. The zinc oxide (ZnO) nanoparticles of concentration 1 mg/gm was supplemented in a solid-state fermentation medium with the isolated actinobacterial species Streptomycetes calvus for cellulase production. It was also noticed...
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Citation: Dashora, K.; Gattupalli, M.; Tripathi, G.D.; Javed, Z.; Singh, S.; Tuohy, M.; Sarangi, P.K.; Diwan, D.; Singh, H.B.; Gupta, V.K. Fungal Assisted Abstract: Lignocellulose is considered one of the significant recalcitrant materials and also is difficult to break down because of its complex structure. Different microbes such as bacteria and...
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Microbial composting is one of the most cost-effective techniques for degradation, remediation, nutrition, etc. Currently, there is faster growth and development in nanotechnology in different sectors. This development leads nanoparticles (NPs) to enter into the composts in different ways. First, unintentional entry of NPs into the composts via: wa...
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In the present study, zinc oxide nanoparticles (ZnO) were synthesized using cow dung extract to apply sustainable agriculture from rural resources. Studies on their antibacterial potential against E. coli DH 5 alpha indicated lower antimicrobial activities than the bulk Zn and commercial Zn nanoparticles. Compared with control and commercial ZnO na...
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Nanoproducts are gaining more importance in scientific society and the industrial sphere thus emerging as a new contaminant of the terrestrial systems including soil biology and biochemistry. Organic carbons are crucial in the growth and development of microorganisms and plants. Soil rich in organic carbon is considered as fertile. Enzymes like β-g...
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Lignocellulosic materials form the building block of 50% of plant biomass comprising non-chewable agri-components like wheat straw, rice stubbles, wood shavings and other crop residues. The degradation of lignin, cellulose and hemicellulose is complicated and presently being done by chemical process for industrial application through a very energy...
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Nanobionics involves the improvement of plant or plant productivity using nanomaterials. Growth of a plant from a seed encompasses various factors which are directly or indirectly dependent upon the imbibition of micro and macro nutrients and vital elements from the soil. Since most of the nutrition is physiologically unavailable to the plants, it...
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Melatonin was discovered as a pineal gland hormone in animals and is now more significantly known as a signaling molecule in plants' biotic and abiotic stressors. Melatonin has been traced back to prokaryotic organisms during evolution and its primary function of antioxidant scavenging free radicals in photosynthetic prokaryotic bacteria is a lesse...
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Soil actinomycetes are known as very versatile micro-machinery having tremendous potential to produce enzymes like cellulases, chitinases, proteases, and other agro-biochemicals, which are very instrumental in soil reclamation and sustainable soil health. The metabolic aspects of actinomycetes offer enormous possibilities for industrial and commerc...
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Fungal diversity enables us to discover different kinds of metabolites. Higher fungi are involved in secondary metabolite production. Metabolites are an intermediate response that completes physiological digestion outcomes that determine multiple critical biological activities in the human body such as signals as well as stimulating and inhibitory...
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Panchagavya is combination of five different products, cow milk, curd, ghee, dung and urine obtained from cows. It has been traditionally utilized as an excellent, organic, cheaper, and effective source of manure in India. The major impact has been observed in improvement of various factors including soil alkalinity, sodicity, acidity, fertility, n...
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Sugar mills are most valuable agro based industry in India having attention about pollutants in it's by products. The most significant byproduct is the liquid waste effluents having various characteristics like high COD, BOD level and undesirable amount of solids, ions etc. These unfavorable parts of effluents are constantly contaminating our envir...
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Polyphenol oxidases are enzymes that catalyze the oxidation of certain phenolic substrates to quinones in the presence of molecular oxygen. Polyphenol oxidases are widely used in several applications like food industry, medicine, wastewater treatment etc. In this study, detection, purification and characterization of polyphenol oxidase from thermop...

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