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Development of a bacterial propionate-biosensor for anaerobic digestion monitoring.

Enzyme and microbial technology - 1 Feb 2018

Sweeney Joseph B, Murphy Cormac D, McDonnell Kevin

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Monitoring anaerobic digestion (AD) leachate for changes in acetate and propionate concentrations is essential for effective AD operation. In this paper the development of a novel propionate cell-based biosensor is described. A previously designed E. coli mutant (IMD Wldgy) that could selectively determine acetate concentrations in synthetic leachates, based on oxygen uptake measurements, was used as a starting...

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PMID: 29224626
DOI: 10.1016/j.enzmictec.2017.09.011

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