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H2 Production Using Cyanobacteria/Cyanobacterial Hydrogenases: From Classical to Synthetic Biology Aels of . sp. PCC 6803 make these photosynthetic prokaryotes attractive platforms for the production of added-value compounds, namely hydrogen. Naturally, these organisms may contain up to three types of enzymes directly involved in hydrogen metabolism: one or more nitrogenases that evolve H. concomi

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Bioelectrochemical Systems for Indirect Biohydrogen Productionreduced compounds. This current can be used directly for power in a microbial fuel cell, but there are alternate uses of this current. One such alternative is the production of hydrogen in a microbial electrolysis cell (MEC), which accomplishes cathodic proton reduction with a slight applied potenti

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Applications of Photofermentative Hydrogen Productionnt knowledge, experience and techniques. This chapter focuses on the applied issues of photofermentative H. production using purple non sulfur bacteria (PNSB) in combined systems, and in particular, the optimization of the process on real feedstock such as olive mill wastewater and dark fermenter ef

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Photobioreactors Design for Hydrogen Production or indirect biophotolysis (green algae and cyanobacteria) and photo-fermentations (photosynthetic bacteria). The number of publications on the subject is impressive. However, hardly any of the production methods proposed have progressed beyond the laboratory, and the photobioreactors (PBR) used to