Electrified biofilms: A special issue on microbial electrochemistry. [PDF]
Eddie BJ, Glaven SM.
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Architecting data-driven microbial electrochemistry from scratch. [PDF]
Miran W, Imamura G, Okamoto A.
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Artificial sediments enable reproducible cultivation and recapitulate ecological interactions of cable bacteria. [PDF]
Aiyer K +11 more
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Differential ion transport and biomass charges create strong electric fields in anammox granules.
Quantifying mass transport of substrates and products within biofilms is crucial for the identification of limiting factors and thereby for the optimization of bioprocess.
Corneliussen, Mie Mai +5 more
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Distribution of a novel DsrEFH sulfur transferase suggests widespread sulfur oxidation capacity in sulfate reducers. [PDF]
Plum-Jensen LE +13 more
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Cable bacteria as electronic biological materials: Towards use in biodegradable electronics
In modern times, electrical devices have become ingrained with our society. These devices form a major role in communication, leisure and even survival.
WOUTERS, Koen
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Integrating electroactive microorganisms into active soil management strategies. [PDF]
Modesto LR +23 more
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Electromagnetic induction properties of filamentous bacteria in sediment. [PDF]
Kang F, Bonné R, Nielsen LP.
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Hemin-binding DNA structures on the surface of bacteria promote extracellular electron transfer. [PDF]
Ajunwa OM +3 more
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