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Table 1.

The CCD design and the observed responses for MG decolorization.

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Fig 1.

Response surface plots of the interaction between different variables.

(A) Concentrations of enzyme and MG. (B) Concentration of enzyme and time. (C) Concentration of MG and time.

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Table 2.

ANOVA for the response surface quadratic model.

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Fig 2.

UV-visible spectra of MG before and after treatment with LacA.

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Fig 3.

LC-TOF MS analysis of MG degraded by LacA.

(A) MG control. (B) MG degradation after 60 min. (C) MG degradation after 180 min.

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Fig 4.

The mass spectra of MG and its degradation products.

(A) MG, m/z 329.20 (retention time 7.23 min). (B) desmethyl MG, m/z 315.18 (retention time 7.01 min). (C) didesmethyl MG, m/z 301.17 (retention time 6.84 min). (D) tridesmethyl MG, m/z 287.16 (retention time 6.65 min). (E) tetradesmethyl MG m/z 273.14 (retention time 6.53 min). (F) (dimethyl amino-phenyl)-phenyl-methanone, m/z 226.12 (retention time 9.14 min). (G) (methyl amino-phenyl)-phenyl-methanone, m/z 212.11 (retention time 8.48 min). (H) (amino phenyl)-phenyl methanone, m/z 198.09 (retention time 7.80 min).

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Fig 5.

Proposed mechanism of LacA-mediated MG degradation.

i, pathway I; ii, pathway II.

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Table 3.

Phytotoxicity study of MG and the degradation products.

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