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Plastic-eating bacteria could combat pollution problems, scientists hope

  • Scientists have discovered that Comamonas testosteroni can break down plastic, turning it into a food source, potentially combating significant pollution issues.
  • The study, published in Environmental Science & Technology, shows how this bacterium metabolizes polyethylene terephthalate found in food packaging.
  • Researchers highlighted a key enzyme responsible for this breakdown, which could lead to new bacteria-based solutions for plastic waste.
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