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Green microalgae to secrete PHL7, a plastic-degrading enzyme that breaks down PET and polyurethane.

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Algae-Powered Plastic Recycling: Green Microalgae Secret PHL7 Enzyme to Tackle PET Pollution

Scientists have engineered green microalgae to secrete PHL7, a plastic-degrading enzyme that breaks down PET and polyurethane. Discover how this eco-friendly breakthrough could redefine bioplastic recycling and marine conservation.

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Aneknowledge July 17, 2025

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