H<sub>2</sub> Consumption by Various Acetogenic Bacteria Follows First-Order Kinetics up to H<sub>2</sub> Saturation. [PDF]
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Challenging the paradigm of metabolic exclusivity: coexistence of methanogenesis and sulfate reduction in oil reservoirs. [PDF]
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Acetogens are a diverse group of anaerobic bacteria that are capable of carbon dioxide reduction and have for long fascinated scientists due to their unique metabolic prowess. Historically, acetogens have been recognized for their remarkable ability to grow and to produce acetate from different one-carbon sources, including carbon dioxide, carbon ...
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