Identification of a PET hydrolytic enzyme from the human gut microbiome unveils potential plastic biodegradation in human digestive tract.

Guoqiang Zhang; Jieke Du; Chengsong Zhang; Zhiyi Zhao; Yuexing Chen; Mingyu Liu; Jianwei Chen; Guangyi Fan; Li Ma; Shengying Li

doi:10.1016/j.ijbiomac.2024.137732

Identification of a PET hydrolytic enzyme from the human gut microbiome unveils potential plastic biodegradation in human digestive tract.

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Identification of a PET hydrolytic enzyme from the human gut microbiome unveils potential plastic biodegradation in human digestive tract.

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