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Transcriptome Analysis of Genes and Metabolic Pathways Associated with Caffeine Degradation in <em>Desarmillaria tabescens</em>

2025-10-17

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Caffeine contamination poses significant risks to both ecosystems and human health. Conventional remediation approaches, including adsorption and extraction, remain costly and lack substrate specificity, emphasizing the relevance of microbial degradation. The fungal species Desarmillaria tabescens demonstrated strong caffeine-degrading capacity under optimized conditions: malt extract medium supplemented with 900...

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a92539e0-dad2-5176-84b0-465ba15ccc94
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10.20944/preprints202510.1320.v1
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