Research Articles
How a Common Soil Bacterium Could Solve Textile Pollution
Discover how Acinetobacter baumannii, a common soil bacterium, offers a sustainable solution to textile pollution by breaking down stubborn synthetic dyes like Congo red.
The Underground Allies: How Earthworms are Cleaning Up Fashion's Mess
Discover how earthworms, specifically Lampito mauritii, are revolutionizing textile dye bioremediation through vermiremediation technology.
From Baker's Yeast to Toxic Waste: Engineering a Superbug to Soak Up Lead
Discover how scientists are genetically engineering baker's yeast to absorb toxic lead through transcription regulator SPT3 mutations for bioremediation.
Nature's Cleanup Crew: The Bacterial Superhero That Eats Steroid Pollution
Discover how Burkholderia strain CQ001 uses its genomic superpowers to break down dexamethasone pollution in our waterways.