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We
advocate
to
shift
research
efforts
in
environmental
biotechnology
from
searching
for
desired
traits
of
monocultures
that
microbial
communities.
As
these
will
be
hard
identify
with
classical
genome
mining
approaches,
we
recommend
using
artificial
community
selection
as
a
tool
and
select
novel
and/or
enhanced
functions.Bioremediation
biodegradation
artificially
selected
communities
harbors
great
potential
become
fast,
cost-effective,
eco-friendly,
socially
acceptable
way
remove
pollutants
without
prior
knowledge
the
involved
species
degradation
pathways
needed.The
use
highly
integrated
multispecies
instead
processes
result
more
stable
productive
cultures.The
novelty
our
proposed
approach
lies
combination
eco-evolutionary
principles
applied
biotechnology.
This
stimulate
new
advancements
biotechnology,
likely
discovery
metabolic
pathways.
Environmental
accumulation
anthropogenic
is
pressing
global
issue.
The
by
microbes
an
emerging
field
but
hampered
inefficient
rates
limited
enzymes
Here,
view
significant
progress
can
achieved
harnessing
biological
process,
makes
principles.
either
directly
used
bioremediation
applications
or
further
analyzed
modified,
instance
through
systems
biology,
synthetic
genetic
engineering.
then
inform
machine
learning
enhance
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atmosphere,
soil,
water,
serious
challenge
21st
century.
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impacts
on
aquatic
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triggered
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sources
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marine
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ingestion
at
trophic
levels
food
web.
Many
concern
because
significantly
affect
human
ecosystem
health
around
world,
instance,
contaminants
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restoration
conservation
future
generations
should
utmost
priority.
To
date,
remediation
techniques,
physical,
chemical,
biological,
have
been
removal
contaminants.
Despite
fact
physical
chemical
approaches
practiced
decades,
still
suffer
several
drawbacks.
These
include
high
processing
costs,
increased
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reagents,
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far
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culture,
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One
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environment
cannot
cultivated
(easily)
under
laboratory
conditions.
This,
known
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count
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sixth
most
produced
Europe.
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though
PET
one
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verified
active
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fungal
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low
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industrial
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well
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recombinant
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rejuvenated
allowed
creation
whole
hosting
genes
efficiencies
(Box
1).
rely
genetically
organisms.
understand
Earth's
ecosystems,
specifically
if
interact
indigenous
during
thus
pose
danger
results
strict
containment
protocols
administrative
restrictions
field.
Further,
despite
recent
advances
meta-omics
(e.g.,
genomics,
transcriptomics,
proteomics,
metabolomics)
generated
data
improving
understanding
cellular
processes,
control,
signaling
networks
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regularly
added
replicate
particular
regime
(i.e.,
nitrogen-limited
conditions).
Over
course
48-week-long
experiment,
movement
enrichment
ecologically
genes,
which
mainly
nitrogen
metabolism,
could
detected
within
comparative
metagenomics.Box
1Recombinant
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higher
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robustness
respect
solvents,
temperature.
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optimization,
transform
biocatalytic
perform
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multifunctional
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two
biocatalysis
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shown
Escherichia
coli
deliver
payloads
original
sustainable
way.
underlying
principle
involves
desirable
spread
throughout
community.
vertically
horizontally
transmitted
native
microbiomes
need
large
perturbations
stressors,
antibiotics.
integration
iterative
design-build-test-learn
(DBTL)
cycle,
phytoremediation
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ideal
timely
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both
scientific
translation
innovative
solutions.
Genetic
Another
this
opinion
article,
implement
bioremediation,
integrate
believe
implementing
speed
up
discovering
relevant
pathways,
no
needed.
relies
unexplored
diversity
reside
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Microorganisms
usually
single,
identical
strains,
live
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other
taxonomically
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exchange
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why
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genotype
level)
probably
productive,
includes
ability
utilize
resources
efficiently
when
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initially
all
cells
metabolize
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often
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result,
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tend
resistant
resilient
disturbances
presented
changing
conditions,
predict
breakdown
bioprocess
based
monocultures.
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findings
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biosynthesis
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bioremediation.
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tasks
challenging
realized
Advances
allow
us
control
program
behavior
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tools
reviewed
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strategy
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Published: Dec. 16, 2021
Language: Английский
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