THE ROLE OF BIOSURFACTANTS IN SOIL REMEDIATION
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WULS-SGGW, Faculty of Food Sciences
Data publikacji: 06-07-2021
2019;(596):33-43
SŁOWA KLUCZOWE
STRESZCZENIE
Biosurfactants are promising compounds in the process of soil remediation be-
cause of their natural origin and amphiphilic structure as well as beneficial physicochemical
and technological properties. They are capable to remove toxic substances (heavy metals,
crude oil, hydrocarbons and their derivatives) from contaminated soil using various mechanisms of action, such as mobilization, solubilization, complexation, emulsification. Moreover, natural surfactants cooperate with microorganisms in the process of bioremediation
and increase the bioavailability of organic pollutants for their cells. They also affect the
microbial cell surface properties and the cellular phospholipid membrane and in this way
they can enhance the intracellular transport leading to the increase in biodegradation rate.
In this paper, the origin, structures and resulting properties of biosurfactants were described to understand their mechanisms of action in soil remediation, especially in removing
of organic pollutants and heavy metals. The examples of their practical application in soil
bioremediation were also presented.
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