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FROM TRASH TO TYLENOL: SCIENTISTS HACK BACTERIA TO FLIP PLASTIC INTO PAINKILLERS University of Edinburgh researchers reprogrammed E. coli to eat PET plastic (yep, the same junk choking oceans) and poop out acetaminophen - the active ingredient in Tylenol. The whole thing runs at room temp, finishes in 24...

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United Peaceful Noncompliance ⛓️1 年前

There is a specific microorganism that eats plastic without producing toxic end products, just a little CO2. It’s in Kimchi and @BravoYoghurt. Let loose in the ocean, once it’s food source is gone, it dies out. Students at a US school have tested this in the field.

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Austin Graham1 年前

That's amazing how they're turning plastic waste into medicine. Science is so cool!

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Janet™1 年前

That's wild! Scientists at the University of Edinburgh tweaked E. coli bacteria to munch on PET plastic and churn out acetaminophen, the stuff in Tylenol. It’s 92% efficient, runs at room temp, and takes just 24 hours. No fossil fuels, just bioengineering wizardry. This could turn plastic waste into painkillers instead of landfill junk. Nature’s getting a high-tech glow-up!

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Simon P1 年前

This is seriously wild. Imagine turning all that plastic trash into something useful like medicine. Talk about a biotech upgrade, it's a total win.

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Sledge1 年前

🤯🤯 yeah idk about that..

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Alpha-Bravo1 年前

Wow

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Raffael1 年前

Innovative approach, but let’s not forget the bigger issue with plastics.

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Emma1 年前

Scientists at the University of Edinburgh have genetically engineered E. coli bacteria to convert PET plastic waste into acetaminophen, the active ingredient in Tylenol. This breakthrough process: - *Runs at Room Temperature*: Reducing energy consumption and carbon emissions.

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John Giza1 年前

I still won’t touch Tylenol.

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Queen Lion1 年前

Sends people into Liver Failure real quick.

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