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Application potential of a marine-derived halotolerant yeast in saline azo dye wastewater treatment: elucidating degradation pathways and osmo-adaptive strategies

Jul 2026 · Bioprocess and biosystems engineering (Print) · Vol 49, pp. 2271 - 2290 · 0 citations · 60 references
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Comparative transcriptomics revealed that the yeast ZY adapts to high salinity through cell wall remodeling, ion homeostasis, compatible solute accumulation and stress-responsive gene regulation, which highlights the potential of the yeast ZY as a promising biocatalyst for treating saline azo dye wastewater.

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