Erratum: In silico identification of bacterial seaweed-degrading bioplastic producers (Microbial Genomics (2022) 8, 9, (000866), 10.1099/mgen.0.000866)

TY - JOUR

T1 - Erratum

T2 - In silico identification of bacterial seaweed-degrading bioplastic producers (Microbial Genomics (2022) 8, 9, (000866), 10.1099/mgen.0.000866)

AU - Leadbeater, Daniel R.

AU - Bruce, Neil C.

AU - Tonon, Thierry

N1 - Publisher Copyright: © 2024 The Authors.

PY - 2024/2/29

Y1 - 2024/2/29

N2 - In the published version of the article, the order of the references in the reference section is not in line with the references cited in the text. The original article has been corrected to reflect the correct order. Two references were mistakenly omitted from the reference list and the text in the published version. ‘Interestingly, current seaweed manufacturing only uses 10–40% of the raw material, depending on the process and targeted product(s), and generates a significant amount of solid and liquid wastes [15].’ ‘Co-occurrence networks and hierarchal edge bundling was performed with networkX [46] and graph-tools [47].’ Additionally, the citations in the following sentence have been corrected: ‘For the green seaweed Ulva sp., several treatments to release monosaccharides for subsequent production of PHAs have been considered, including acid hydrolysis [39],subcritical water extraction [35], and hydrothermal extraction of cellulose and starch [38].’ The correct full list of references, including reference 15 and 47 can be found below.

AB - In the published version of the article, the order of the references in the reference section is not in line with the references cited in the text. The original article has been corrected to reflect the correct order. Two references were mistakenly omitted from the reference list and the text in the published version. ‘Interestingly, current seaweed manufacturing only uses 10–40% of the raw material, depending on the process and targeted product(s), and generates a significant amount of solid and liquid wastes [15].’ ‘Co-occurrence networks and hierarchal edge bundling was performed with networkX [46] and graph-tools [47].’ Additionally, the citations in the following sentence have been corrected: ‘For the green seaweed Ulva sp., several treatments to release monosaccharides for subsequent production of PHAs have been considered, including acid hydrolysis [39],subcritical water extraction [35], and hydrothermal extraction of cellulose and starch [38].’ The correct full list of references, including reference 15 and 47 can be found below.

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U2 - 10.1099/MGEN.0.001195

DO - 10.1099/MGEN.0.001195

M3 - Comment/debate

C2 - 38421378

AN - SCOPUS:85186283591

SN - 2057-5858

VL - 10

JO - Microbial Genomics

JF - Microbial Genomics

IS - 2

M1 - 001195

ER -