Francisco J. Molpeceres-García

This paper presents a yeast-bacterial workflow to convert glycerol and PET into lipids and bioplastics using engineered strains and a consortium.

This paper demonstrates an integrated biotechnological system using Yarrowia lipolytica and Rhodococcus jostii to degrade PET and convert its monomers into microbial lipids, enabling sustainable plastic waste upcycling.

This paper presents a biochemical approach using glycolysis and engineered microbial consortia to upcycle post-consumer PET into PHAs, demonstrating efficient depolymerization and monomer conversion.

This study identifies Pseudomonas putida JM37 as a bacterial chassis capable of efficiently metabolizing ethylene glycol and producing polyhydroxyalkanoates, with potential for biotechnological applications.