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Living reference work 20200th editionarth. Microbial synthesis of methane and other alkanes is an essential part of the geochemical cycling of carbon and offers perspectives for our biobased economy. This book discusses different aspects of current knowledge of microbial alkane production. Chapters with state of the art information are

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Die Beziehungen der Holzmasse zum Wasser,n acetate. The acetate metabolism shows differences in acetate activation and energy conservation. At conditions that are less favorable for acetoclastic methanogens, syntrophic acetate oxidation may occur. This, however, is not further addressed here.

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Wasseraufnahme und Wasserabgabe,s using unique electron and C1 carriers. Here, we describe an overview of the hydrogenotrophic methanogenic pathway, including the energy conservation and energy-coupling systems. The catalytic functions and mechanisms of the methanogenic enzymes are discussed based on their crystal structures.

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,Die n?chsten Monate und Jahre,he advantages and biotechnological applications of bacterial oil and hydrocarbon (O&H) production, in particular for the biofuel industry, gives an overview of the bacterial groups having this capacity, and finally outlines major research needs in the field.

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Hydrogenotrophic Methanogenesis,s using unique electron and C1 carriers. Here, we describe an overview of the hydrogenotrophic methanogenic pathway, including the energy conservation and energy-coupling systems. The catalytic functions and mechanisms of the methanogenic enzymes are discussed based on their crystal structures.

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Oil and Hydrocarbon-Producing Bacteria,he advantages and biotechnological applications of bacterial oil and hydrocarbon (O&H) production, in particular for the biofuel industry, gives an overview of the bacterial groups having this capacity, and finally outlines major research needs in the field.