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Exploration on the application of microbial induced calcium precipitation technology in the protection of palm leaf manuscripts in the Dai area of China
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Abstract
This paper explores the application of biotechnology, specifically the Microbial Induced Calcium Precipitation (MICP) technology, in the protection of Palm Leaf Manuscripts in the Dai area of China. Through the perspective of a Dai student, it reveals the current situation and problems in the protection of Palm Leaf Manuscripts. By comprehensively analyzing the application cases of MICP technology at home and abroad and combining the characteristics of the palm leaf material used in Palm Leaf Manuscripts, this paper demonstrates the feasibility and effectiveness of the application of MICP technology and supplements the general data in the experimental procedures, providing a scientific and feasible solution for the protection of Palm Leaf Manuscripts.
Keywords
Biotechnology, MICP Technology, Palm Leaf Manuscripts, Protection.
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Chen,G. (2024). Exploration on the application of microbial induced calcium precipitation technology in the protection of palm leaf manuscripts in the Dai area of China. Theoretical and Natural Science,60,122-127.
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