Geobacter biofilms synthesize an electroactive exopolysaccharide matrix with conductive pili
and c-cytochromes that spatially organizes cells optimally for growth and electron transport …

Geobacter bacteria are the only microorganisms known to produce conductive appendages
or pili to electronically connect cells to extracellular electron acceptors such as iron oxide …

The conductive biofilms of Geobacter sulfurreducens have potential applications in
renewable energy, bioremediation, and bioelectronics. In an attempt to alter biofilm …

Conductive nanowires are thought to contribute to long-range electron transfer (LET) in
Geobacter sulfurreducens anode biofilms. Three types of nanowires have been identified …

Geobacter spp. are well-known exoelectrogenic microorganisms that often predominate
acetate-fed biofilms in microbial fuel cells (MFCs) and other bioelectrochemical systems …

Electroactive biofilms have attracted increasing attention due to their unique ability to
exchange electrons with electrodes. Geobacter spp. are widely found to be dominant in …

The ability of certain microorganisms to live in a multi-cell thick, electrode-grown biofilm by
utilizing the electrode as a metabolic electron acceptor or donor requires electron transfer …

Geobacter sulfurreducens biofilms were grown to early exponential phase (ie the point at
which the catalytic current first begins to increase) on interdigitated microelectrode arrays …

Dissimilatory metal reducer Geobacter sulfurreducens can mediate redox processes through
extracellular electron transfer and exhibit potential‐dependent electrochemical activity in …

Electroactive biofilms show great promise in bioenergy production, bioremediation,
wastewater treatment, and bioelectronics. However, their applicability is impeded by energy …