Biosensors for Bacteria for Artwork

Abstract

An artwork such as a painting can be a good example of a place that microorganisms such as bacteria and fungi can colonize. Bacteria have a part in deteriorating, and preserving artwork and paintings. Bacterial processes may produce colored pigments work arts. Bacterial culturing was widely used to explore their pigments by scientists and artists. The same pigments are also utilized in the processes of coloring various foods, textiles, and paints. Microbes may also play a significant role to deterioration and preservation of art work. The metabolic steps of microbes can affect the ancient cave art and may cause deteriorative harm to these works of arts. Bacteria may cause both deteriorative and resolving. A number of bacteria have been utilized in restoring artworks and and also in their preservation and stopping their deterioration.