ArticleApplied and environmental microbiology2025
Influence of a 7 T magnetic field on growth, biomineralization, and denitrification metabolism in
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High magnetic fields represent an extreme physical condition with growing applications in advanced materials and magnetic resonance technologies. However, the physiological and molecular responses of organisms under such conditions remain poorly characterized. Understanding these responses is essential for elucidating magnetobiological mechanisms and enabling biomedical and engineering innovations. Owing to their intrinsic magnetic sensitivity and well-characterized metabolic pathways, magnetotactic bacteria (MTB) offer an ideal model for investigating biological responses to high magnetic fields. Here, we systematically investigated the impact of a steady-state 7 Tesla (7 T) magnetic field on the growth, magnetosome biomineralization, and nitrogen metabolism of the MTB strain IMPORTANCE: The physiological impacts of high magnetic fields on microorganisms remain poorly understood. Here, we establish a stable 7 Tesla static magnetic field platform to investigate how
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