A microbial nanowire is a filament appendage produced by bacteria known also as bacterial
nanowires. The characteristics of microbial nanowires are similar to those of polymer …

Microbial nanowires are electrically conductive pilus-like appendages, which are produced
under soluble electron acceptor-limiting conditions. The findings of microbial nanowires …

Bacterial nanowires are electrically conductive filaments, used to power themselves and
transfer electricity to a variety of solid surfaces. This kind of bacterial nanowire, so-called …

Microbial nanowires are electrically conductive extracellular appendages with nanometer
diameters that transport electrons over micrometer distances. The term was first used to …

Electromicrobiology has gained momentum in the last 10 years with advances in microbial
fuel cells and the discovery of microbial nanowires (MNWs). The list of MNW-producing …

The discovery that Geobacter sulfurreducens can produce protein filaments with metallic‐
like conductivity, known as microbial nanowires, that facilitate long‐range electron transport …

Electron transfer is central to cellular life, from photosynthesis to respiration. In the case of
anaerobic respiration, some microbes have extracellular appendages that can be utilised to …

The extracellular appendages of bacteria (flagella) that transfer electrons to electrodes are
called bacterial nanowires. This study focuses on the isolation and separation of nanowires …

The discovery of electrically conductive bacterial nanowires from a broad range of microbes
provides completely new insights into microbial physiology such as extracellular electron …

The discovery of bacterial conductive structures, termed nanowires, has intrigued scientists
for almost a decade. Nanowires enable bacteria to transfer electrons over micrometer …