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During 21st century, interest in biotechnology increased quite significantly as a result it has been included in the syllabi of almost all universities at both UG PG levels. The present proceeding Emerging Trends in Biotechnology is an interdisciplinary approach and the outcome of exhaustive literature survey and experimental research of academicians and scientist of International caliber. The primary object of the authors is to present the subject matter with simplicity and clarity. It includes different sections like Agriculture, Medical-Pharmaceutical, Applied-Environmental Biotechnology, Industrial biotechnology, Stem Cell Biotechnology Nanobiotechnology. It would be helpful for the readers of diverse disciplines including Biotechnology, Microbiology, Biochemistry, Botany, Zoology, Pharmacy, Medical field, Agriculture, Nanobiotechnology, Stem Cell Biology and commercial sector. Salient Features It is written in simple way with well illustrated diagrams, protocols and recent data. The chapters on Stem Cell Biology, Nanotechnology, Bioplastic, Biocontrol are the main features of the book.

Section A : Agricultural Biotechnology
A1 Scope of nutrient management through microbial technology with special reference to mycorrhizal fungi and other biofertilizers— D.J. Bagyaraj and J. Arpana
A2 Rhizosphere bacteria and their role in biological control of plant diseases— S.S. Sindhu, Y.S. Rakshiya and D.K. Malik
A3 Emerging trends in biocontrol of plant diseases— M.A. Kalam and Yasmin Sultana
A4 Genetic engineering of diazotrophic bacteria to improve nitrogen fixation for sustainable agriculture— S.S. Sindhu, O. P. Jangu and N.Sivaramaiah
A5 Resistance Genes (R) and Resistance Gene Analogs (RGAs) in Crop Protection — T. Ramasubramanian, J. Amudha and S. Mohankumar
A6 Molecular markers in crop improvement— Santosh Gahukar
A7 Cattle dung based modified solid state Janta biogas plant— Leela Wati, K.K. Kapoor and B.S. Kundu
A8 Applications of biotech inputs in agriculture are inherent sustainable production practices— N.V. Phirke, S.K. Talegaonkar, P.S. Mendki and R.M. Kothari
A9 Mosquito larvicidal Potential of plant Pesticides - A Review— R.C. Saxena
A10 Optimization of organic loading rate for different fruit wastes during biomethanization— R.D. Kirtane, P.C. Suryawanshi, V.Y. Chiplunkar, U.H. Bhattad,M.R. Patil and R.M. Kothari
A11 Development of transgenic tobacco plant for mercury phytoremediation— Md. Zeyaullah, Shafiul Haque and Arif Ali
Section B : Medical and Immunobiotechnology

B1 Probiotic lactic acid bacteria: Applications in food, feed and pharmaceutical industries— Smita H. Panda, N.B. Kar, Ramesh C. Ray and Didier Montet
B2 Papilloma viruses and cervical cancer vaccines – A Brief Review— Vaidyanatha Iyer Thankamani and C.R. Setty
B3 Diarrheagenic Escherichia coli : An overview— Asiya Afshan and Arif Ali
B4 Liposomal quercetin in combating CCl4 induced oxidative liver damage— Hoimee Dey, Nirmalendu Das and Ardhendu K. Mandal
B5 GOUT – A disease of kings— C N Khobragade and Ragini G Bodade
B6 Fungal infections associated with pulmonary tuberculosis — Sunita Bansod and Mahendra Rai
B7 Hypoglycemic activity of Coccinia indica in streptozotocin induced diabetic albino rats— V.K. Shakya
B8 Production of streptokinase in batch culture— Kamble R.D. and Deshmukh A.M.
B9 Real-time PCR as an emerging tool for rapid detection of foodborne pathogens — Manoj Kumar, Ravinder Nagpal, Dheeraj Mohania,
Hariom Yadav and Vinod Verma
B10 Biotechnological production of statins by filamentous fungi and application of these cholesterol lowering drugs— R.H. Patil, K. Prakash, K.S. Vishwakarma and V.L. Maheshwari
Section C : Applied and Environmental Biotechnology
C1 Developments in microbial biotechnology for the treatment of distillery waste water— M.N. Chavan, D.S. Disawal and M.V. Kulkarni
C2 Assessement of field test for detection of fecal contamination in drinking water— Dilip H. Tambekar
C3 Phylogenetic relationships among certain members of family Acanthaceae: Evidence from ITS nrDNA— Vishwesh R. Potkar and T. Srinivasu
C4 Maldi tof mass spectrometry : A powerful tool for rapid identification of bacteria— Santi M. Mandal
C5 Plastics: Applications, ecological impacts and bioremediation strategies— Alok Satlewal and Reeta Goel
C6 In situ boremediation effect of Pseudomonas putida KNP9 strain on cadmium and lead toxicity— Anju Rani, Abhishek Gupta and Reeta Goel
C7 Enzymatic biocatalysis in organic solvents: A novel approach for green chemistry— Ulhas Patil and Ambalal Chaudhari
Section D : Pharmaceutical Biotechnology
D1 Production of valuable flavour compounds through microbial transformation— Ggargi Mukherjee and Rashmi Mukherjee
Section E : Stem Cell Biotechnology
E1 Polymeric scaffolds for tissue engineering: An overview— Nilesh Revagade and Vidhya Rangaswamy
E2 Role of tissue engineering in organ regeneration— Paalib Datta and Kaushik D. Deb
E3 Transition of human embryonic stem cells from bench to bedside: Advances and hurdles— Kaushik D. Deb and Satish M. Totey
E4 An introduction to in-vitro culture and characterization of human embryonic stem cells— Kanchan Sarda and Kaushik D. Deb
Section F : Nano-biotechnology
F1 Nanobiotechnology : The reliable choice of future— Kuldeep Kumar, Gurnoor Kaur, Ashwani Kumar and Neelam Verma
F2 Nanotechnology: Implications of nanoparticles in medical science— Shahid, M., Khan H.M., Mustafa, S. and F. Shujaatullah
F3 Applications of nanotechnology in stem cells research— Pallab Datta and Kaushik D. Deb