… electro-active biofilm (EAB) has recently emerged from a few studies that discovered that
certain bacteria which form biofilms … This electro-catalytic property of biofilms has been clearly …

… electroactive biofilms to transfer electrons and also the contribution of the electrical conductivity
of the biofilms… A low to high bacterial viability has been observed within EABF layers, with …

… the bacterial viability was not significantly affected by the electric current, exhibiting less
than 10% of death percentage. When using higher currents, the viability of the bacteria was …

Mechanistic insights into the response of electroactive biofilms to Cd2+ shock: bacterial viability
and electron transfer behavior at the cellular and community levels - ScienceDirect Skip …

… (1−3) In microbial fuel cells (MFCs), exoelectrogens attach to biocarriers and interact with
other microorganisms to form electroactive biofilms (EABs) with the function of electricity …

… Biofilm recovery and bacterial viability analysis results also support the hypothesis. However,
more defined studies are needed to fully reveal the interactions of different mechanisms …

… electroactive biofilms (EABs), the suppression mechanism, the microbial viability, microbial
community, and functional genes related to both electricity production and Ni 2+ resistance. …

… and mapping their disposition in the biofilm. Especially the … applied to study electro-active
biofilms (including limitations and … ), cells viability, and the mapping of microbial species on the …

Electroactive biofilm (EAB) has garnered significant attention due to its effectiveness in pollutant
remediation, electricity generation, and chemical synthesis. However, achieving precise …

… Therefore, the EABs developed at 0 V displayed the highest Ag + resistance in terms of
electroactivity and cell viability, even though the highest amount of biomass was obtained for the …