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Laccase-mediated biotransformation potential for fluorinated compounds by geographically diverse human gut microbiota

2026-04-28

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The growing prevalence of synthetic organofluorine substances in agrochemicals, food packaging, and consumer products has led to increasing gastrointestinal exposure, with potential consequences for human health. Despite the extreme stability of fluorinated compounds, several microbial pathways for their transformation are known, including by laccases, a type of multicopper oxidase. However, the functionality of l...

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7964de08-20b1-5cb0-96f9-a2a5fc14f1a2
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10.64898/2026.04.27.720343
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