Abstract: Background: Lignin, a structurally complex polymer inherent to plant cell walls, presents a formidable obstacle due to its recalcitrant nature. Microbial degradation of lignin offers a promising avenue for its sustainable utilization across various industries. In this investigation, we endeavored to isolate and characterize lignin-degrading bacteria from bovine fecal matter, recognized for its rich microbial diversity.
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Key Word: Lignin degradation, Bacterial isolation, Bovine faeces, MALDI, Bioremediation
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