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Development of a Bioelectrochemical System as a Tool to Enrich H2-Producing Syntrophic Bacteria
Frontiers in Microbiology, 2019 Syntrophic microbial partnerships are found in many environments and play critical roles in wastewater treatment, global nutrient cycles, and gut systems. An important type of syntrophy for the anaerobic conversion of carboxylic acids is H2 syntrophy. In
Juan J. L. Guzman +2 more
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Quantification of propidium iodide delivery with millisecond electric pulses: A model study [PDF]
, 2014 A model study of propidium iodide delivery with millisecond electric pulses is presented; this work is a companion of the experimental efforts by Sadik et al. [1].
Lin, Hao, Yu, Miao
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Extracellular Bacterial Production of DNA Hydrogels–Toward Engineered Living Materials
Small, Volume 21, Issue 19, May 12, 2025.The polymerase phi29‐ST, immobilized via SpyCatcher surface anchors on the exoelectrogenic bacterium S. oneidensis, enables the formation of DNA hydrogel materials in direct proximity to living cells. This results in a robust biofilm that enhances the current generation.
Philipp Gaspers +7 more
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Gold-coated Impedance Biosensors on PCB and PET for Real-Time Monitoring of Cancer Cells
ECS Sensors PlusElectrical cell-substrate impedance sensing (ECIS) biosensors are widely used for in vitro cancer cell monitoring as they are label-free, require small sample volumes, and allow real-time monitoring.
Ahmad Fairuzabadi Mohd Mansor +7 more
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Analytical Bioelectrochemistry [PDF]
, 1985 Among the various analytical methods using biochemistry or physiochemistry bioelectrochemistry is one of the most active and rapidly developing fields. It is indeed rarely necessary to add any chemical in the sample, thus allowing direct in vivo application of these methods, and their selectivity and sensitivity is often sufficient to avoid any ...
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Small Methods, Volume 9, Issue 3, March 20, 2025.A flexible‐modular approach for enzyme immobilization on nanoporous gold (npAu). A cationic protein module for directed binding is fused to the enzyme. The surface is modified with self‐assembled monolayer. Surface charge is modulated electrochemically. Thereby induced nanoscale stirring in the porous network strongly enhances yield and speed of enzyme
Elisabeth Hengge +6 more
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Membrane-Mediated Lateral Interactions Regulate the Lifetime of Gramicidin Channels
Membranes, 2020 The lipid matrix of cellular membranes is an elastic liquid crystalline medium. Its deformations regulate the functionality and interactions of membrane proteins,f membrane-bound peptides, lipid and protein-lipid domains.
Oleg V. Kondrashov +4 more
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Effect of hydrogenase on the corrosion of mild steel [PDF]
, 2007 Losses due to corrosion are evaluated at 4% of the GDP of industrialised countries and biocorrosion may be responsible for 10% of these costs [1]. Whereas the general mechanism of anaerobic corrosion, involving iron sulphur deposits, seems now well ...
Basséguy, Régine +3 more
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ADVANCING THE SEPARATION SCIENCES THROUGH THE DELIVERY OF NEW MATERIALS, TECHNOLOGY AND METHODOLOGY. [PDF]
, 2013 A thesis and collection of works submitted to Plymouth University in partial fulfilment for the degree of DOCTOR OF ...
Paull, Brett
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Utility of Immobilized Metal Salens as Electrocatalysts: Fuel Cells and Organic Electrosynthesis
ChemElectroChem, Volume 11, Issue 24, December 16, 2024.This article discusses the use of CoSalen as an immobilized electrocatalyst in electrosynthesis. It explores various applications of these catalysts and presents immobilization strategies for different molecular catalysts. The article also examines the use of other immobilized electrocatalysts in synthetic organic electrochemistry, aiming to shed light
Zachary A. Nguyen, Shelley D. Minteer
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