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September 21, 2021ACS Central Science68 citationsOpen Access

A Microbial Electrochemical Technology to Detect and Degrade Organophosphate Pesticides

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AKAmruta KarbelkarERErin. E. ReynoldsRARachel Ahlmark

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serves only as an inert scaffold for enzymes to degrade OPs, circumventing a fundamental requirement of coculture design: maintaining the viability of two microbial strains simultaneously. With this platform, we can detect OP degradation products at submicromolar levels, outperforming reported colorimetric and fluorescence sensors. Importantly, this approach affords a modular, adaptable strategy that can be expanded to additional environmental contaminants.

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synapsesocial.com/papers/6a618cefba6827eff93f58c0https://doi.org/10.1021/acscentsci.1c00931
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