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Ferrihydrite reduction by Geobacter species is stimulated by secondary bacteria
KristinaL. Straub, Bernhard Schink
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70% confidenceFerrihydrite reduction by Geobacter species is enhanced when co-cultured with secondary bacteria, suggesting a synergistic relationship between the two.
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Abstract
Key findings
- Geobacter species reduced ferrihydrite at a faster rate when co-cultured with secondary bacteria compared to monoculture.
- Secondary bacteria stimulated the production of extracellular electron transfer (EET) mediators by Geobacter species.
- The presence of secondary bacteria increased the surface area of ferrihydrite available for reduction by Geobacter species.
Keywords
FerrihydritePseudomonas stutzeriGeobacter sulfurreducensGeobacterElectron acceptorRedox
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- Journal
- Archives of Microbiology
- Year
- 2004