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Researchers in the UK have accidentally developed an enzyme that can break down certain types of plastic.

Bacteria capable of absorbing plastic have been found in a plastics processing plant in Japan. By studying these bacteria, scientists have created an enzyme that surpassed the discovered bacteria in terms of processing speed, reports gordonua.com.

"This unexpected discovery suggests that we have an opportunity to further improve the efficiency of these enzymes, which brings us closer to a solution to combat the ever-growing mountain of discarded plastic," said biologist John McGeehan from the University of Portsmouth in the UK.

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