21-06-2025 02:00 via cell.com

Pollutant degradation in saline wastewater using synthetic biology

Synthetic biology can endow microorganisms with novel capabilities. Su et al. developed an engineered strain of Vibrio natriegens that efficiently degrades complex organic pollutants in high-salinity environments. This technology offers a new biotechnological solution to urgent global environmental challenges, such as petrochemical wastewater discharges and marine oil spills.
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