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Wild microorganisms are evolving to eat plastic pollution

We've put so much plastic pollution out there that bacteria are trying to eat it.

Aleksej zelezniakJan zrimecChalmers universityChalmers university of technologyProf aleksej zelezniakDegrading potentialGlobal microbiome correlatesRecent pollution

Scientists see more plastic-degrading enzymes as waste grows

Scientists have shown in various studies that the number of enzymes that have developed the ability to degrade plastics is on the rise.

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Bugs are evolving to eat plastic

A new study is the first large-scale global assessment of the plastic-degrading potential of bacteria and found that one in four of the organisms analyzed carried a suitable enzyme.

Aleksej zelezniakMount everestJan zrimecChalmers university of technologyClimate deskChalmers universityMicrobial ecology

Plastic-Degrading Enzymes May Be Increasing in Response to Pollution | Smart News

One in every four organisms in the microbiomes they surveyed carries a plastic-degrading protein sequence

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Microbes May Be Evolving to Eat Plastic

Researchers looked at samples taken from oceans and soils around the world and found a vast number of enzymes that can degrade 10 different kinds of

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