Biosurfactant and Degradative Enzymes Mediated Crude Oil Degradation by Bacterium Bacillus subtilis A1
Punniyakotti Parthipan(SRM Institute of Science and Technology), Aruliah Rajasekar(Thiruvalluvar University), Preetham Elumalai(Kerala University of Fisheries and Ocean Studies), Kadarkarai Murugan(Thiruvalluvar University), Laura L. Machuca(Curtin University), Pattanathu Rahman(University of Portsmouth)
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