ArticleApplied and environmental microbiology2025
Characterization of the initial degradation mechanism involved in
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Puerarin is C8-glycosylated daidzein and an active ingredient in the Chinese herbal medicine "Kakkonto." It is used in the early stage of cold treatment. A previous study reported that intestinal bacteria can remove the sugar moiety from puerarin. Despite their potential roles, IMPORTANCE: Plants, fungi, bacteria, and insects synthesize various kinds of unique compounds. Those synthesized compounds are generally degraded by microorganisms; otherwise, they would accumulate on the surface of the Earth. However, in many cases, their fate in the natural environment remains poorly understood. In this study, we isolated a bacterium from soil by the enrichment culture method and identified it as
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