ArticleBiotechnology for biofuels2018
Metabolic pairing of aerobic and anaerobic production in a one-pot batch cultivation.
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Abstract
backgroundThe versatility of microbial metabolic pathways enables their utilization in vast number of applications. However, the electron and carbon recovery rates, essentially constrained by limitations of cell energetics, are often too low in terms of process feasibility. Cocultivation of divergent microbial species in a single process broadens the metabolic landscape, and thus, the possibilities for more complete carbon and energy utilization.
resultsIn this study, we integrated the metabolisms of two bacteria, an obligate anaerobe
conclusionsThe cocultivation of strictly anaerobic and aerobic bacteria allowed the production of both hydrogen gas and long-chain alkyl esters in a simple one-pot batch process. The study demonstrates the potential of 'metabolic pairing' using designed microbial consortia for more optimal electron and carbon recovery.
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