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December 16, 2015Energy & Environmental ScienceOpen Access

Novel phenazine crystals enable direct electron transfer to methanogens in anaerobic digestion by redox potential modulation

Sabrina Beckmann Cornelia U. Welte Xiaomin Li Mon Oo Yee Lena Kroeninger Yooun Heo Miaomiao Zhang Daniela A. Ribeiro Matthew Lee Mohan Bhadbhade Christopher E. Marjo Jan Seidel Uwe Deppenmeier Mike Manefield

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Abstract

Phenazine crystals enhance methanogenesis by electron delivery to respiratory heterodisulfide reductase enzyme.

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synapsesocial.com/papers/6ab0af4582dff9e092959c82 https://doi.org/10.1039/c5ee03085d

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