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Self-pigmenting textiles grown from cellulose-producing bacteria with engineered tyrosinase expression - Nature Biotechnology

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Self-pigmenting textiles grown from cellulose-producing bacteria with engineered tyrosinase expression - Nature Biotechnology

Environmental concerns are driving interest in postpetroleum synthetic textiles produced from microbial and fungal sources. Bacterial cellulose (BC) is a promising sustainable leather alternative, on account of its material properties, low infrastructure needs and biodegradability. However, for alternative textiles like BC to be fully sustainable, alternative ways to dye textiles need to be developed alongside alternative production methods.

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