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Cytochrome-mediated direct electron uptake from metallic iron by
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Abstract
Methane-producing microorganisms accelerate the corrosion of iron-containing metals. Previous studies have inferred that some methanogens might directly accept electrons from Fe(0), but when this possibility was more intensively investigated, H
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