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Eco-Microbiology: Discovering Biochemical Enhancers of PET Biodegradation by <i>Piscinibacter sakaiensis</i>

2024-07-02

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The scale of plastic pollution boggles the mind. Nearly 400 megatons of virgin plastics are produced annually, with an environmental release rate of 80 percent; and plastic waste including micro- and nanoplastics are associated with a plethora of problems. The naturally evolved abilities of plastic-degrading and consuming microbes offer a starting point for generating sustainable and eco-centric solutions to plast...

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47ff339d-2db6-5490-b65f-2365f1c261d0
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10.1101/2024.07.01.601593
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