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Integrating Artificial Intelligence with Sustainable Biotechnology: Case Study on Bioenzyme Production and Applications

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The potentiality of bioenzymes as scalable and multifunctional agents that support sustainable waste management, environmental protection, and green innovations is emphasized, and their integration with AI - based modelling provides a predictive framework to quantify environmental benefits.

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