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Aerobic biodegradation of cefpirome sulfate by Sphingomonas melonis P33: Performance, pathways, and genomic characterization
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DOI:10.1016/j.jwpe.2026.110672.png)
Abstract
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• Sphingomonas sp. P33 can utilize cefpirome as sole carbon, nitrogen and energy source • Strain P33 shows broad substrate spectrum with adaptation to wastewater condition • Four degradation pathways consisting of products with lower ecotoxicity are established • Whole genome sequencing reveals genes for modifying cephem nucleus and side chains
Keywords:
Fourth-generation cephalosporins
Sphingomonas melonis
Biodegradation mechanisms
Genomics
Ecotoxicity
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