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Mussel-inspired sticky bacteria breaks down tough plastic waste faster | Annually, the U.S. generates as much as 40 million tons of plastic waste.

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The engineered bacteria exhibited a 400-fold increase in adhesion to PET substrates when tested at 37 degrees Celsius.

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