ArticleArchives of microbiology2025
Flow cytometric quantification of methanogens in anaerobic digestate.
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Abstract
Anaerobic digestion (AD) is an efficacious waste treatment technique that promotes organic stability and energy recovery. Methanogens are critical organisms that constitute the bottleneck in this process. The process relies on methanogenic archaea, which are crucial organisms that create a bottleneck. The quantitative assessment of these organisms can enhance process efficiency, identify issues prior to failure and result in community-focused process control systems. This paper introduces a flow cytometric method that is autofluorescence-based and used to rapidly and economically measure methanogenic archaea in a selection of microbial communities and raw substrates. The technique was applied on a sample of anaerobic digestate. The methanogenic archaea were quantified by measuring the specific fluorescence of their co-factor F
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