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Molecular insights into model polyester-based polyurethane impranil DLN degradation by TfCut2 cutinase
The enzymatic degradation of synthetic polymers offers a sustainable route for plastic waste recycling, yet progress remains limited by an incomplete understanding of enzyme-polymer recognition and catalytic mechanisms. While cutinases have shown potential to degrade polyester-based polyurethanes (P
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