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• W4385355189 abstract "Recent efforts by research organizations are used to expand eco-friendly approaches which lessen dangerous substances passed down in various developing industries which include textile, food, agriculture and medical. These are being accelerated by technologies that set out human health and habitat. Nanotechnology has increasingly merged in many of the industries attributed to beneficial developments in the middle of these technologies. On the other hand, biotechnology plays a significant role in the majority of emerging sectors as an eco-friendly method for the production of nanoparticles. Mycogenic nanoparticles are considered to be a pre-eminent route where fungi have captured huge scientific consciousness on manufacturing of nanostructures within 1–100 nm extracellular simultaneously. These can be examined as a bio works for primarily proteins, enzymes and pest management. Biotechnology is currently being applied to nanotechnology for execution of a reliable method by creating microorganisms for the manufacturing processes. The creation of mycogenic nanoparticles on a wide scale takes less time to get the right size and form and makes the particles useable in other fields are possible obstacles. This chapter provides an overview of the different biotechnological applications of the manufacture of nanoparticles from fungus." @default.
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• W4385355189 date "2023-01-01" @default.
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• W4385355189 title "Mycogenic nanoparticles and their biological applications: present status and prospective challenges" @default.
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