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Stable coexistence of two Caldicellulosiruptor species in a de novo constructed hydrogen-producing co-culture
Ahmad A Zeidan, Peter Rådström, Ed WJ van Niel
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50% confidenceA de novo constructed co-culture of two Caldicellulosiruptor species was found to stably coexist and produce hydrogen, demonstrating the potential of microbial desalination cells.
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Abstract
Key findings
- Two Caldicellulosiruptor species were able to coexist in a single co-culture, with no significant reduction in hydrogen production.
- The co-culture was found to be stable over multiple generations, with no signs of competition or exclusion between the two species.
- The co-culture was able to produce hydrogen at a rate comparable to that of a single species culture.
Keywords
BiohydrogenXyloseDilutionYield (engineering)PopulationRaw material
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- Microbial Cell Factories
- Year
- 2009