Bacterial microcolonies involved in bioestimation: A method for assessing water purification

Nikitina, Oxana; Semenova, Galina; Максимов, В. И.; Nikitin, N. E.

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“…While testate amoebas are the well known phenome non, siderotecs is a new term, denoting ferruginous bacterial microcolonies [6]. Table 2 shows that the overload by difficultly oxidizable substances can be seen in almost all examined water bodies, which is due to the abundance of aquatic humus in most regions.…”

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The use of bioestimation—a new method for the control of water self-purification

2012

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Examples are given of the application of bioestimation-a conceptually new hydrobiological method used to control the process of water quality formation. This paper is the continuation of the paper "Bioestimation: A New Method for the Control of Water Self Purification Process and Its Comparison with Bioindication". The experience in the use of bioestimation in water bodies with different use type, size, salin ity, flowage, and geographic position confirmed its universal character, information value, promptness, and the possibility to limit the volume of sample to be sent to 10-20 cm 3 , thus simplifying the field works. Each significant factor, which affects the self purification process, is identified independently, since the bioestima tors reflecting it are biotically independent; their number varies depending only on changes in the environ mental factors that are external with respect to the community of environmental factors. Bioestimation shows prognostic properties, since it makes it possible to prevent water quality deterioration and to restore the nor mal course of water self purification at the stage of its quality formation. The use of bioestimation will extend the positive anthropogenic impact on water bodies.

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“…In particular, for the period under consideration, it has published approximately 50 works performed in cooperation with scientists from different institutes of the Russian Academy of Sciences, as well as only by them (see, in particular, [5][6][7][8][9][10][11][12][13][14] To conclude, we would like to emphasize that we do not stop at what has been achieved, and MUBSB con tinues to develop and change. In particular, in addition to the "classical" headings that have existed in the journal for decades ("Physiology," "Microbiology," "Embryology," "Mycology and Algology," "Fauna, Flora," etc.…”

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Moscow University Biological Sciences Bulletin—a new era of evolution (2007–2013)

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The editorial board of MUBSB includes many well known scientists, among which there are seven full members and four corresponding members of the Russian Academy of Sciences. The editorial board is headed by a full member of the Russian Academy of Sciences, Dean of the School of Biology of Moscow State University M.P. Kirpichnikov.Owing to its specificity, MUBSB is a multidisci plinary edition; therefore, it publishes the works devoted to numerous aspects of both theoretical and experimental biology, which makes it interesting for scientists who belong to the most varied branches of biological science. In particular, papers touch upon the problems of ecology, biomedicine, botany, zool ogy, molecular biology, embryology, plant and animal physiology, biochemistry, biophysics, genetics, cytol ogy, virology, immunology, microbiology, gerontology, evolutionary biology, biotechnology, bioengineering, etc.The journal publishes approximately 40 papers per year in total (four quarterly issues).MUBSB is indexed in many international data bases: Google Scholar, CAB International, Academic OneFile, CAB Abstracts, Gale, Global Health, Health Reference Center Academic, OCLC, and Summon by Serial Solutions.Since 2011, MUBSB is also present in one of the most well known databases of this type-Scopus. This electronic resource contains both separate papers from the journal and its own page with all scientomet ric indices [1]. MUBSB also has its own page on the The rapid progress of MUBSB in recent years is apparently due to the journal having been distributed since 2007 by the internationally renowned Springer publishing consortium that places electronic versions of all articles on its website, which has, to all appearances, led to a manifold increase in the number of journal subscribers. As a result, the number of downloads of MUBSB papers from the publishing company website also raised by an order of magnitude from 2007 to 2013. The growing popularity of the journal is noted to have lead to its inclusion in a number of international databases, and this, in turn, has increased its attractiveness for a large number of authors, including Russian nonmem bers of Moscow State University, as well as scientists from research institutes and universities of other coun tries. The main features of the spectrum of the papers published in MUBSB are briefly considered. EDITORIAL Moscow University Biological Sciences

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Bacterial microcolonies involved in bioestimation: A method for assessing water purification

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