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Artificial Intelligence (AI) has made significant advancements in recent years in the development and genetic editing of living organisms, especially yeasts, which play a key role in producing biofuels. This article examines how AI contributes to accelerating the growth of yeast strains for biofuel production and progress toward sustainable development. In this review, extensive searches were conducted using keywords such as ar Read More

Biological evolution has omitted organic silicon from the Earth's scab, which forms approximately 28% of the Earth's crust. However, there is a growing interest in organosilicon compounds due to their widespread use in organic synthesis, material science, agrochemistry, and medical research. Recently, there have been many applications of silicon-stereogenic organosilanes in syntheses, medicinal chemistry, and funct Read More

The objective of this work is to study MOFs with ligands containing thienothiophene groups as linkers and evaluate their practical application as sorbents for mercury removal from water. This evaluation will be compared with MOFs containing 2,6-naphthalenedicarboxylic acid and terephthalic acid linkers. The study of Hg2+ sorption from solutions was carried out by shaking the MOFs (10 mg) with the solution at 25 Read More

The concept of bioelectricity has been known for over half a century. Its modern application in the form of a battery or fuel cell utilizing microbes and degradable organic molecules opens up a new domain of energy production in the form of Microbial fuel cells (MFC). This technology not only supports the sustainable development goals by being green and but also facilitates the utilization of a wide range of biosubstrates, leadi Read More

Quinoline is a biologically important class of N-based heterocyclic compound. It has attracted the attention of the researchers since the 19th century. The researchers have identified more than 600 quinoline compounds to date. Further, these exhibit several biological activities such as antibacterial, antifungal, antimalarial, antiviral, anti-inflammatory, antiparasitic, insecticidal, and other activities. Microwave-assisted syn Read More

Molecules of natural origin play a profound role in drug discovery and development since natural products derived from Mother Nature, particularly from plants are employed as satisfactory precursors for important medicines. The total synthesis of complex natural products endures as a dynamic field of chemical research as the demand for bioactive natural products and secondary metabolites is gradually enhancing owi Read More