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Wissenschaftler entwickeln von Muscheln inspirierte Bakterien, die Plastikmüll verschlingen

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Wissenschaftler haben ein von Muscheln inspiriertes Bakterium entwickelt, das an Plastikmüll haftet und eine besondere Vorliebe für PET hat, ein Material, das über 40 Prozent des Einweg-Plastikflaschenabfalls in den USA und 12 Prozent des gesamten festen Abfalls weltweit ausmacht.

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