Abstract: This invention relates to the field of biotechnology. It describes organism immunostimulation, initiation of breakdown processes of cancerous cells and prevention of the formation of metastases, using water soluble ?-glucan compositions of various molecular masses. In this invention is also described unique biocatalyst produced by Streptomyces rutgersensis 88 and used to obtain ?-glucan mixtures, is also described.

Abstract: The present invention relates to the area of environmental biotechnology. It describes environment object cleaning from oil pollutants (OPs), when they are treated with oil hydrocarbon emulsifying and oxidizing bacterial preparations and plants suitable for phytoremediation. This method is used for cleaning of soil, briny and fresh water. This invention presents a novel complex OP cleaning method, which fully or partially solves the present shortcomings with environment cleaning from OPs. Invention is different from other known oil pollutant cleaning methods, because OP cleaning is managed with a help from an expert system which comprises the evaluation of primary OP composition and environment parameters, selection of OP cleaning method and OP biodegrading microorganism blends, selection of optimal concentrations for these blends, selection of optimal OP separation and biodegradation parameters and selection of the most suitable plants for phytoremediation.

Abstract: Method of decontamination of a hydrocarbon-polluted environment by the use of bacterial compositions. The method is a process of biological decomposition of the hydrocarbons using, as decontaminating active ingredients, bacterial compositions composed of one or more strains from among the following microorganisms: Azotobacter vinelandii 21, Pseudomonas sp.9, Pseudomonas sp.19, Pseudomonas sp.31 and Acinetobacter calcoaceticus 23. In the method, prior analysis of the chemical composition of the pollutants is essential in order to select, in accordance with this composition, the mixture of strains of the most active microorganisms from among the five mentioned above, taking into account the natural conditions of the polluted environment. The bacterial composition also contains inorganic salts supplying N and P, and additives needed for bacterial growth.