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Characterizing Mediated Extracellular Electron Transfer in Lactic Acid Bacteria with a Three-electrode, Two-chamber Bioelectrochemical System
Robyn A.C. Alba, Siliang Li, Biki B. Kundu, Caroline M. Ajo-Franklin +1
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85% confidenceThis study characterizes mediated extracellular electron transfer in lactic acid bacteria using a three-electrode, two-chamber bioelectrochemical system, demonstrating efficient electron transfer and potential applications in bioelectrochemical systems.
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Key findings
- Lactic acid bacteria exhibit efficient mediated extracellular electron transfer in a three-electrode, two-chamber bioelectrochemical system.
- The system demonstrates a high electron transfer rate and stability, making it suitable for bioelectrochemical applications.
- The study provides insights into the mechanisms of extracellular electron transfer in lactic acid bacteria, contributing to the development of bioelectrochemical systems.
Keywords
BacteriaLactic acidElectrodeExtracellularElectron transferBiophysics
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- Journal of Visualized Experiments
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- 2024