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Nutrient limitation regulates the properties of extracellular electron transfer and hydraulic shear resistance of electroactive biofilm
Yi-Ran Wang, Ke-Wan Li, Yi-Xuan Wang, Xiao-Li Liu +1
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90% confidenceResearch paper explores how nutrient limitation affects the properties of electroactive biofilms, specifically extracellular electron transfer and hydraulic shear resistance.
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- Nutrient limitation significantly impacts the extracellular electron transfer properties of electroactive biofilms.
- Biofilms under nutrient limitation exhibit increased hydraulic shear resistance.
- The study identifies a correlation between nutrient availability and biofilm structure, function, and stability.
Keywords
BiofilmGeobacterExtracellular polymeric substanceExtracellularElectron transferExopolymer
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- Environmental Research
- Year
- 2022