Research Articles
Nature's Recyclers: How a Hot Spring Bacterium Is Turning Feather Waste into Gold
Discover how Meiothermus taiwanensis WR-220 and its heat-stable keratinase MtaKer are transforming feather waste into valuable resources through innovative biotechnology.
Enzymes from the Edge: How Microbes in Extreme Environments Are Solving Our Toughest Pollution Problems
Discover how nitrile-degrading enzymes from extremophile microorganisms offer sustainable solutions for tackling persistent chemical pollutants.
The Genomic Superpower of Pseudomonas: How Bacteria Survive in Toxic Waste Dumps
Explore how Pseudomonas bacteria use pan-genome dynamics to survive and thrive in highly contaminated HCH dumpsites through remarkable genetic adaptation.
The Self-Cleaning Microbe: How Dehalobacter Does Double Duty in Groundwater Cleanup
Discover how Dehalobacter bacteria simultaneously degrade chloroform and dichloromethane through a unique self-feeding metabolic process for groundwater remediation.
The Dexamethasone Destroyer: How a Bacterial Genome Holds Secrets to Cleaning Our Waterways
Discover how Burkholderia strain CQ001's genome reveals enzymatic tools for breaking down persistent steroid pollutants in wastewater