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From: Maarten van den Ancker <s2037423@ed.ac.uk>
Date: Fri, 14 Oct 2022 03:23:34 +0000
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<h3 id="3.5" class="anchor">PET biodegradation device </h3>
<p>After designing the silica beads decorated with PETase and MHETase enzymes we wanted to create a device with these immobilised enzymes with enzymes such that they could be used easily by a recycling facility (Figure 7). Silica beads have completed their reaction with the PET, the solution is passed through a large pore size filter membrane to separate (enzymes and reaction products) from (large impurities, undegraded PET). The initially filtered solution is then passed through a smaller pore size membrane to separate the working enzyme from the reaction substrate (TPA & EG), this step also allows the working enzyme to be recovered for reuse. The isolated TPA and EG substrates can be chemically purified or specifically taken up by engineered organisms for downstream use. </p>
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<figcaption><b>Figure 7.</b> A schematic diagram of our proposed PET biodegradation device, showing how our device can used to recycle PET plastic into more usable products.</figcaption>
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