Pseudomonias putida

New Genetically Reengineered Microbe to Turn Waste into Precious Chemicals

Medicine & Technology May 04, 2021

Scientists have bioengineered bacteria that would convert waste into high-value chemicals, such as itaconic acid for the polymer industry and wastewater treatment.

Pseudomonias putida

New Genetically Reengineered Microbe to Turn Waste into Precious Chemicals

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