This book is a comprehensive guide for industrial bioprocess development, covering major aspects of microbial processes and their role in biotechnology. It provides a selection of hyperproducers, microbial products, and metabolic engineering strategies for industrial production. It covers high cell density cultivation techniques product formation kinetics measurement and limiting parameters in large-scale process development. The first and second section of the book focuses on biotechniques, including spectroscopic concepts of light, wave, and electromagnetic theory, as well as absorption, fluorescence, phosphorescence, infrared, and Raman spectroscopy. It also covers the basic principles, concepts, biological applications, and other advanced techniques. The third section emphasizes microbial inventions and improvements in bioprocess development. It covers microbial products and recent developments in fermentation technology and also includes information on metabolic engineering. The fourth section related to microbial inventions and bioprocesses which include platforms for recombinant gene expression, as well as the development of recombinant heterologous expression systems such as E. coli , yeast, mammalian and insect cells, and plant cells used as biofactories. The fifth section of the book focuses on microbial product waste management in extreme environments, biomass waste management, bio-pulping, bio-bleaching, textiles, biofuels, and animal feed production. The book aims to provide a multidisciplinary opportunity on all aspects of microbial biotechnology. It covers recent international developments that have renewed interest in industrial microbiology and biotechnology. The book is suitable for teachers, researchers, graduate and post-graduate students, environmentalists, microbiologists, and biotechnologists.

Explores the biochemical potential of microorganisms and an unanticipated richness of novel genes Emphasizes on microbial inventions and amalgamation of technological advancements Provides selection of hyper producers, microbial products, and metabolic engineering strategies for industries

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Dr. Pradeep Verma is a Professor at the Department of Microbiology, School of Life Sciences, CURAJ, Ajmer, India. He received his Ph.D. from Sardar Patel University, Gujarat, and his Master's and Bachelors from MDS University, Rajasthan. He has worked as visiting scientist at UFZ Centre for Environmental Research, Halle, Germany, and as a PDF at ASCR Prague, Gottingen University Germany, and RISH Kyoto University Japan. He also worked at Reliance Life Sciences, Mumbai, India. His stay at Japan and Reliance Life Sciences resulted in several commercialized National and International patents. He also worked as Associate Professor and Reader-Founder Head at GGV, Bilaspur, and Assam University, Silchar, India. During his scientific tenure, he has received various prestigious awards and fellowships such as the Ron-Cockcroft Award from the Swedish Society, UNESCO fellow, DFG fellow, JSPS PDF and JSPS-Bridge Fellow. He is a fellow of the Mycological Society of India, the Biotech Research Society of India and the Association of Microbiological Society (AMI). His area of expertise involves microbial diversity, proteomics bioprocess development of microwave-assisted pretreatment of lignocellulosic biomass and value-added products, along with algal biomass-based biorefinery. He has contributed to 75+ research papers, 50+ book chapters, and 11+ edited books. He is an editorial board member and reviewer of more than 50+ journals including, Bioresource Technology, Renewable Energy, 3 Biotech, Critical Reviews in Biotechnology, Biotechnological Advances, Bioresources and Bioprocessing, etc. He has more than 20 years of research and teaching experience in bioprocess and microbial biotechnology, industrial microbiology.

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SECTION I: Industrial Microbial Bioprocess Development.- Chapter 1. Industrial Microbial Bioprocess Development: Strategies, Applications, Environmental Management, and Challenges.- Chapter 2. Fermentation Technology for Microbial Products and their Process Optimization.- Chapter 3. The Basics of Large-scale Commercial Production of Monoclonal Antibodies.- Chapter 4. Industrial Microbial Bioprocess Development: An Overview.- Chapter 5. Microbiome Engineering Towards Disease Therapy.- SECTION II. Microbial Biotechniques Progressions.- Chapter 6. Microbial Biotechniques Progressions: Fundamental of Analytic Techniques.- Chapter 7. Bioprocess Engineering Essentials: Cultivation Strategies and Mathematical Modeling Techniques.- Chapter 8. Microbial Biotechniques Progressions: Fundamental concepts and theories of various spectroscopic techniques.- Chapter 9. Fundamental, Modern, Computational and High Throughput Approaches in Microbial DNA Research.- Chapter 10. Recent Advances in Chromatography: Unraveling the Spectrum of Separation Biotechnology.- Chapter 11. Purification, Functional Characterization and Atomic Structure Determination of Microbial Proteins.- Section III. Microbial Inventions and Improvement in Industrial Bioprocess Development.- Chapter 12. Potential of genetic engineering methods for enhanced biofuel production.- Chapter 13. Advancements in Dopamine Research: Exploring Resources, Therapeutic Potential and Metabolism.- Chapter 14. Navigating the Landscape of Cancer-Induced Thrombocytopenia: Current Challenges and Emerging Advances.- Chapter 15. Optimization strategies for enhanced production of microbial products.- Chapter 16. Potential application of microbial metabolites for sustainable agriculture and waste management.- Section IV. Microbial Inventions and Processes Advancement.- Chapter 17. Extracellular Vesicles in Regenerative Medicines.- Chapter 18. Microbial Inventions and Improvement in Industrial Bioprocess Development.- Chapter 19. Diversifying Expression Platforms for Biopharmaceuticals and Industrial.- Chapter 20. Biocides for coating formulations: Current status and future challenges.- Chapter 21. Laccase mediated valorization of lignocellulosic biomass: An eco-friendly approach towards the sustainable environment.- Section V. Microbial Extreme Environment and Waste Management.- Chapter 22. Microbial Bioremediation: Harnessing the Potential of Microbes for Environmental Clean-up.- Chapter 23. Recent trends in elucidating newer insights of solid and aquatic sediment microbial diversity.- Chapter 24. Biomass Waste Valorization: A Biotechnological Frontier.- Chapter 25. Microbial Resurgence: A New Era in Agriculture and Environmental Management.- Chapter 26. Microbial Extreme Environment and Waste Management.- Chapter 27. Plant Probiotic Microbes: Boon for Sustainable Agriculture and Waste Management Practices.- Chapter 28. Current innovations in wastewater treatment, pollution detection, and solid waste management for sustainable practices.- Chapter 29. Biodegradation Mechanisms and Bioremediation Applications for Plastic Waste.- Chapter 30. Biomass: Microbial marvels and sustainable solutions.- Chapter 31. Industrial Marvels of Extreme Microbial Adaptations.- Chapter 32. Leveraging microbes for waste management.- Chapter 33. Microbial Solutions for Sustainable Agriculture and Environmental Health.