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Sustainable Fermentation of Poly-γ-Glutamic Acid: Harnessing Food and Industrial Waste for Bioplastic Alternatives, A review

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POLY-GAMMA-GLUTAMIC ACID: A COMPREHENSIVE OVERVIEW OF BIOSYNTHESIS, CHARACTERISTICS, AND EMERGING APPLICATIONS
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