Isolation and characterization of filamentous fungi capable of degrading the mycotoxin patulin

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RT @microbiologyOA: This study found fungi strains that degrade the toxic #mycotoxin patulin. Acremonium sp. TUS-MM1 transforms #patulin in…

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RT @microbiologyOA: This study found fungi strains that degrade the toxic #mycotoxin patulin. Acremonium sp. TUS-MM1 transforms #patulin in…

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RT @microbiologyOA: This study found fungi strains that degrade the toxic #mycotoxin patulin. Acremonium sp. TUS-MM1 transforms #patulin in…

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This study found fungi strains that degrade the toxic #mycotoxin patulin. Acremonium sp. TUS-MM1 transforms #patulin into less toxic molecules, making it a potential detoxifier for patulin-contaminated environments. https://t.co/8oawUAkzz9

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