… , and novel degradation intermediates and products. … biodegradation studies, environmental
monitoring and ecotoxicological assessment of perfluoroalkyl and polyfluoroalkyl chemicals. …

… Consequently, microbial degradation and enzymatic treatment of PFAS are highly … to microbial
degradation. We discuss latest developments in the biodegradation of PFAS by microbes, …

… However, previous literature on PFAS removal through microbial degradation showed
contradicting results, and the biodegradation process is not well understood. For example, certain …

… in microbial degradation of … Polyfluoroalkyl substances are more prone to microbial attack
than perfluoroalkyl compounds. Bacteria, fungi, and enzymes show potential for degradation of …

… Microbial treatment processes Microbial degradation of PFASs has only been observed
to occur with polyfluoroalkyl substances (Butt et al., 2014), which contain some C–H bonds …

… and polyfluoroalkyl surfactants to microbial degradation under well-defined conditions. Based
on previous reports PFOS does not appear to undergo microbial degradation … to microbial …

… on microbes and to characterise PFAS biodegradation intensify. Enrichment and cultivation
strategies based on specific microbial … a hit list for biodegradation and toxicity studies into the …

… transformation pathway prediction models (ie, Eawag-PPS, Envipath, etc) are primarily derived
from knowledge of microbial biocatalytic reactions and biodegradation pathways for other …

… Pesticides, such as triazine herbicides and organophosphate insecticides, were introduced
in the same 1950s and 1930s, respectively, and microbial degradation of these compounds …

… In both studies, enhanced degradation was attributed to the organic carbon content of the
soil, because the addition of carbon sources can increase microbial degradation rates through …