Research and Reviews in Biotechnology and Biosciences (RRBB) is an open access journal devoted to publish research papers from all areas of plant science to share advances to a wider audience. The journal publishes research and review papers and is indexed in Google Scholar and many other . 

The Journal is Published By Lyallpur Khalsa College, Jalandhar, Punjab, India

• ISSN: 2321-8681 
• Previous UGC Approval No: 63959
• Journal Index Copernicus Value: 64.67
• Peer Review Process: Blind Peer Review Process
• No Publication & Processing Fees
• Frequency of Publication: Biannual (2 Issues Per Year)
• Languages: English
• Accessibility: Open Access
• Plagiarism Checker: Plagiarism X

The journal invites submission of manuscripts that meet the general criteria of significance and scientific excellence, and will publish:

1. Original articles (research paper, short communications, etc)
2. Review articles
3. Conference reports
4. Book reviews, etc.

Interested in submitting to this journal? We recommend that you review the About the Journal page for the journal's section policies, as well as the Author Guidelines. 

Principal Contact
Dr. Arun Dev Sharma
Editor-in-Chief
PG Dept. of Biotechnology, Lyallpur Khalsa College, Jalandhar, Punjab, India,
E-mail: arundevsharma47@rediffmail.com

Aims and Scope

RRBB brings out research findings in all areas of plant science. RRBB is a peer reviewed, open access, online journal.  Papers published by the journal aim to represent important advances within the field. We are committed to provide an efficient service for both authors and readers. Several independent reviewers and editor from allo over the world are offering their expertise to the journal. An unbiased peer-review system allows our team of editors to make rapid decisions. Accepted papers are published without delay and added to the current issue, thus ensure continuous online publication.

Research & Reviews in Biotechnology and Biosciences is an National peer reviewed research journal, published two times per year, which is devoted to publish original research contributions in several domains of Biotechnology and Biosciences. RRBB publishes Research Articles, Short Communications, Reviews, Opinion, Articles and Letters to the Editor/Publisher as per the followings sections, Biochemical Processes: primary and secondary metabolism, and biochemistry, Bio-technology: plant, animal, microbial, Photo-biology and Photosynthesis Processes, Cell Biology, Genes and Development, Plant Signalling and Response, Plant Nutrition, Growth and Differentiation: seed physiology, hormonal physiology and photomor-phogenesis, Post-Harvest Physiology, Crop Physiology and Stress Physiology, Plant-Microbe and Plant-Insect Interactions, Instrumentation in Biotechnology and Bio-sciences, Bioinformatics, Food Science, Medicinal Plants, Ethnobotany, Environmental biology, Marine biology, Viorology, Bioinformatics, Biophysics, Evolutionary biology.

Current Issue

Year: 2024   Volume-11, Issue-2 (July-December)

Paper Title	SYNTHESIS OF AU NANOPARTICLES BY THERMAL, SONOCHEMICAL AND ELECTROCHEMICAL METHODS: OPTIMIZATION AND CHARACTERIZATION
Author Name	Sarvesh V Mantri
Author Email	sarveshmantri7@gmail.com
Country	India
Page No.	1-6
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SYNTHESIS OF AU NANOPARTICLES BY THERMAL, SONOCHEMICAL AND ELECTROCHEMICAL METHODS: OPTIMIZATION AND CHARACTERIZATION

Author (Sarvesh V Mantri)

Gold nanoparticles, or AuNPs, have attracted a lot of interest because of their special optical, electrical, and catalytic characteristics. Diverse synthesis techniques have been investigated in order to produce AuNPs with the appropriate properties. This article offers a thorough co mparison of the benefits, drawbacks, and uses of the three widely used synthesis techniques: thermal, sonochemical, and
electrochemical.

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Paper Title	ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE (AI) AND ITS THREATS ON HUMAN SOCIETY
Author Name	Shivachalappa Mahadev Pyati
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Country	India
Page No.	7-12
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ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE (AI) AND ITS THREATS ON HUMAN SOCIETY

Author (Shivachalappa Mahadev Pyati)

Artificial Intelligence (AI) has rapidly become an integral part of contemporary society, promising innovation and efficiency across diverse domains. However, as AI technologies continue to advance, concerns regarding their potential threats to human society have garnered increasing attention. This abstract provides a succinct overview of the multifaceted challenges posed by AI, encompassing ethical, social, and economic dimensions.

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Paper Title	SOIL TESTING IS NECESSARY TO IMPROVE CROP PRODUCTIVITY AND SOIL HEALTH.
Author Name	Sidharth Ravindra Jagtap
Author Email	siddhu2182002@gmail.com
Country	India
Page No.	13-16
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SOIL TESTING IS NECESSARY TO IMPROVE CROP PRODUCTIVITY AND SOIL HEALTH.

Author (Sidharth Ravindra Jagtap)

To understand the general physical, chemical, and biological activity of soil, soil testing is essential. There is unquestionably a nutrient shortage in the soil and crop when we observe that the soils are not reacting to crop sowing or fertilizer applicat ion. As a result, we are unable to attain the best possible crop growth, production, and soil health. Nutrient balance between crops and soil is ultimately negative. Farmers are nearly always providing direct All nutrients, including fertilizer, will be fully mined. Based on the results of a soil test, attained soil and crop health. Thus, soil testing will be necessary in the future to improve Crop yield, nutrient shortage, and soil fertility

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Paper Title	TECHNIQUES IN ENVIRONMENTAL MONITORING: ANALYTICAL METHODS FOR ASSESSING ENVIRONMENTAL POLLUTANTS
Author Name	Vaijinath D Kumbhar
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Country	India
Page No.	17-26
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TECHNIQUES IN ENVIRONMENTAL MONITORING: ANALYTICAL METHODS FOR ASSESSING ENVIRONMENTAL POLLUTANTS

Author (Vaijinath D Kumbhar)

Electric vehicles are an important option for reducing emissions of greenhouse gases. Electric vehicles not only reduce the dependency on fossil fuel but also diminish the impact of ozone depleting substances and promote large scale renewable deployment. Despite comprehensive research on the attributes and characteristics of electric vehicles and the nature of their charging infrastructure, electric vehicle production and network modelling continues to evolve and be constrained. The paper provides an overview of the studies of Electric Vehicle, Hybrid

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Paper Title	REVIEW ON ‘DENTAL CAVITY CURE TREATMENTS FOLLOWED BY SURGERY’ RESEARCH GAP OF SURGERY LESS CAVITY CURE TREATMENT ANDSINGLE LAYER NANOMATERIAL COATING TO CAVITY WITH CHEAPER WAY RESEARCH
Author Name	Sangale Vaishnavi Dnyaneshwar
Author Email	sangalevaishnavi811@gmail.com
Country	India
Page No.	27-32
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REVIEW ON ‘DENTAL CAVITY CURE TREATMENTS FOLLOWED BY SURGERY’ RESEARCH GAP OF SURGERY LESS CAVITY CURE TREATMENT ANDSINGLE LAYER NANOMATERIAL COATING TO CAVITY WITH CHEAPER WAY RESEARCH

Author (Sangale Vaishnavi Dnyaneshwar)

Oral diseases are the most common diseases in the world, Oral health is essential to total health and satisfactory quality of life . Tooth cavity is one of them. Tooth cavities, also known as dental caries, are a prevalent oral health issue affecting individuals of all age groups worldwide. This review paper summarizes mainly the s urgical treatments use in treatment of cavity which are very painful. These treatments are very costly. And there are many benefits and drawbacks of these treatments in this review these surgical treatments are not disqualified instead of that newly pai nless surgery less treatment is trying to introduce. Using of Green synthesis nanoparticles and signal layer coating material treatment is trying to introduce.

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Paper Title	IMPACT OF CHEMICAL FERTILISER AND ORGANIC MANURE ON SOIL FERTILITY
Author Name
Author Email	avhadvinayak2019@gmail.com
Country	India
Page No.	33-36
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IMPACT OF CHEMICAL FERTILISER AND ORGANIC MANURE ON SOIL FERTILITY

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Fertilizer is a substance added to soil to improve Plant.It is added to soil or land to Increase its Fertility .Fertilizer is food Sulpliment for plants[3]. Fertilizer are substance that Supply more of the chemical plant growth organic and element one or required for Fertilizer can be both Inorganic there are 16 that are absolutely necessary for plant growth 16 f element quantities. Out of these 10 are required in large while other 6 element are required in small quantity

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Paper Title	REVIEW ON EMPHASIS OF FUNGAL BIOREMEDIATION OF CONTAMINATED WASTEWATER
Author Name	Priya Mondal, Subrata Raha, Dipak Kumar Kar
Author Email	subrata-raha@skbu.ac.in
Country	India
Page No.	37-56
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REVIEW ON EMPHASIS OF FUNGAL BIOREMEDIATION OF CONTAMINATED WASTEWATER

Author (Priya Mondal, Subrata Raha, Dipak Kumar Kar)

Aquatic ecosystems are constantly exposed to a considerable load of harmful chemicals that exceeds the purifying capacities, posing a serious threat to animal and human population. The non-biodegradability and bio-magnifications of inorganic pollutants in aquatic ecosystem causes considerable harm to the environment. To combat this persistent issue, bioremediation offers a conventional clean-up technology due to its cost effectiveness and comparatively low harmful impact on the environment. Among the various biological systems, fungi are often used for bioremediation because of their ease of handling and high tolerance of metals. The application of remediation using fungi can be greatly improved by the inclusion of nano-biotechnology. Metallic nanoparticles from fungus have gained attention in remediation of aquatic ecosystem because of their properties such as synthetic dye quenching, metal sensing, biocompatibility, and superparamagnetism. Though, the knowledge of the susceptibility to biodegradation of some contaminants is still lacking, this technology can be used for reducing or eliminating the pollutants in the atmosphere, water and soil environments. This review would particularly provide an overview of current research and the importance of bioremediation for removing the toxic components from wastewater. Furthermore, the bioremediation performance of enzymes and nanoparticles from fungi in wastewater will also be highlighted.

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