The aim is to explore how nanoparticles can influence the biosynthesis of trehalose lipids in Rhodococcus erythropolis.
Utilized nanoparticle technology to modify lipid production mechanisms in Rhodococcus erythropolis.
Analyzed the structure of biosurfactants produced and their potential applications.
Investigated sustainable production practices for eco-friendly biosurfactant development.
Observed enhanced production of trehalose lipids when nanoparticles were introduced.
Demonstrated structural modifications in biosurfactants associated with nanoparticle presence.
Highlighted the potential for cost-effective and sustainable biosurfactant production.
Abstract
Achieving sustainable and cost-effective production and modulating the structure of biosurfactants is increasingly obtaining attention due to carbon neutrality and eco-safety.