スピルリナはZophobas atratusの幼虫のプラスチック分解過程を調節する:腸内微生物群,分子反応,プラスチック消化

Cong Liang1, Yun Jia2, Ren-Tao He2

  • 1College of safety and environmental engineering, Shandong University of Science and Technology, Qingdao, Shandong 266590, China.

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まとめ

スピルリナサプリメントは,腸内損傷を軽減し,腸内微生物群を変化させることで,Zophobas atratusの幼虫のプラスチック分解を助長する. このスーパーフードは 昆虫の健康を向上させ ポリスチレンの分解を促進し 生物学的修復の新たな戦略を提供します

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