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Transformation of the drug ibuprofen by <i>Priestia megaterium</i> : Reversible glycosylation and generation of hydroxylated metabolites

2024-03-19

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As one of the most-consumed drugs worldwide, ibuprofen (IBU) reaches the environment in considerable amounts as environmental pollutant, necessitating studies of its further biotransformation as potential removal mechanism. Therefore, we screened bacteria with known capabilities to degrade aromatic environmental pollutants, belonging to the genera Bacillus , Priestia (formerly also Bacillus ) Paenibacillus ,...

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b88278a5-7119-5116-b28d-485c5a345b85
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10.1101/2024.03.18.585558
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