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        <description>Title: PhosArmor Description: Wastewater treatment plants face serious pipeline corrosion problems, creating an urgent need for an environmentally friendly and cost-effective solution. Nanjing-China developed PhosArmor, an innovative system in which engineered bacteria autonomously adhere to pipeline surfaces and form a dense phosphate-based protective layer through PhoU overexpression, reducing both corrosion and labor costs. Compared with conventional anti-corrosion coatings, PhosArmor is more environmentally friendly and cost-effective. It also incorporates a light-activated kill switch to prevent genetically modified bacteria from spreading beyond the designated pipeline environment, ensuring effective biocontainment and biosafety. Overall, PhosArmor provides a safe, sustainable, and reliable solution for protecting wastewater pipelines from corrosion. Wiki | Official Page</description>
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