TWiM 286: In­te­grons and In­va­sion

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TWiM in­ves­ti­gates the high vari­abil­ity in the rate and amount of cur­rent pro­duc­tion from mi­cro­bial fuel cells, and how bac­te­ria link their growth rate to ex­ter­nal nu­tri­ent con­di­tions via a pro­tein that func­tions as a cel­lu­lar rheo­stat.

Hosts: Vin­cent Racaniello, Michael Schmidt, Michele Swan­son.
 

 

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Links for this episode

• Vari­abil­ity in mi­cro­bial fuel cells (Appl En­v­i­ron Mi­cro)
• Elec­trodes for mi­cro­bial fuel cells (Chemos­phere)
• Mi­cro­bial | elec­tro­chem­i­cal CO2 re­duc­tion (Joule)
• Growth rate and cell wall pre­cur­sors (Nat Mi­cro)
• Bac­te­r­ial growth phys­i­ol­ogy (Front Mi­cro)
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