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Showing 1 to 3 of 3 for “"plastisphere"”.

  1. Characterisation and plastic-degrading potential of plastisphere-associated microorganisms

    … that inhabit the plastic’s surface, termed the ‘plastisphere’, are suggested to have unique functional properties, including the possession of plastic-degrading genes, making microorganisms a vital tool in bioremediation practices. We collected biofilms from a range of different plastics (linear …

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  2. Multi-omic Investigation of Plastic-Associated Microbes: Bioinformatic Insights into Plastic Biodegradation and Novel Degrading Genes Across Environments

    … taxa in the degraded samples. In regards to plastisphere pathogenicity, we observe no association between virulence factors and plastics in any environment. Additionally, we report a co-occurrence network analysis of 10+ million proteins associated with the plastisphere. This analysis …

    gatech Repository record for Multi-omic Investigation of Plastic-Associated Microbes: Bioinformatic Insights into Plastic Biodegradation and Novel Degrading Genes Across Environments (opens in a new tab)

  3. Spatiotemporal Dynamics of Microbial Communities Colonizing Plastic Tent Fabrics in a Tropical Environment

    <p>Plastic polymers provide immense utility in almost all industries. However, their mass production and persistence in natural ecosystems has resulted in a significant accumulation of plastic waste in our biosphere. To protect structurally important plastic products from degradation as well as …

    usm Repository record for Spatiotemporal Dynamics of Microbial Communities Colonizing Plastic Tent Fabrics in a Tropical Environment (opens in a new tab)