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Bioremediation of BTEX compounds from waste water by bioinformatic tools
By anup chowdhury | February 12th 2009 01:51 PM | Print | E-mail | Track Comments
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About anup chowdhury

BSC (H) BIOTECHNOLOGY
CURRENT STATUS : MSC BIOTECHNOLOGY UNIVERSITY OF ULSTER... Full Bio

Can any one help sort out me the best technique for the removal of BTEX compounds from waste water by using bioinformatics tools.But my problem is specifically,which method is cost effective,can be taken ?

I am Biotechnology student and currently in Master's in University Of Ulster,Coleraine,UK.

Anyone interested can email;chowdhury-a@email.ulster.ac.uk

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