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PETase Is A Bacterial Enzyme That Breaks Down PET-plastic To Monomeric Molecules. The Whole Bacterial Degradation Process Yields Terephtalic Acid And Ethylene Glycol, Which Are Environmentally Harmless.
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The Human Immunodeficiency Virus Single-stranded RNA Genome Is Converted Into Double-stranded DNA By The Viral Reverse Transcriptase And Then The DNA Is Integrated In The DNA Of An Infected Human Cell. The Reverse Transcriptase Is One Of The Main Tar
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The Human Immunodeficiency Virus Single-stranded RNA Genome Is Converted Into Double-stranded DNA By The Viral Reverse Transcriptase And Then The DNA Is Integrated In The DNA Of An Infected Human Cell. The Reverse Transcriptase Is One Of The Main Tar
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Detailed Vector Illustration Of Enzyme Catalysis Reaction Stages: Biochemical Processes In White Background
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PETase Is A Bacterial Enzyme That Breaks Down PET-plastic To Monomeric Molecules. The Whole Bacterial Degradation Process Yields Terephtalic Acid And Ethylene Glycol, Which Are Environmentally Harmless.
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Nuclear Power Plant With Steam Coming From The Chimneys As Seen Behind A Florida Marsh Or Wetland Beneath A Cloudy Blue Sky.
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Nuclear Power Plant With Steam Coming From The Chimneys As Seen Behind A Florida Marsh Or Wetland Beneath A Cloudy Blue Sky.
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