… a biochemical oxygen demand (BOD) biosensor based on electroactive biofilms of activated
… A complex of microscopic methods controlled biofilm formation: optical microscopy with …

… of the electroactive biofilm (EAB), which is randomly acclimated from environmental microflora.
With a long-term stable EAB as a template, we successfully designed EAB (DEAB) by the …

… Biological oxygen demand Measurement of biological oxygen demand (BOD) involves
an empirical test in which the relative oxygen requirements of different waters (wastewater, …

… The use of microbial electrochemical sensors, with electroactive biofilms (EABs) as sensing
elements, is a promising strategy to timely measure the biochemical oxygen demand (BOD) …

… First we compare the role of planktonic and biofilm-forming … that enable electroactive
biofilms to transfer electrons and also the contribution of the electrical conductivity of the biofilms' …

… The micro-MFC devices with enriched electroactive biofilm on the carbon cloth anode were
… -MFC devices fueled by anolyte with biological oxygen demand (BOD) values in the range 49…

… assembled in biofilms present several properties from which arises electroactivity, ie, the ability
… Biofilm bacterial cell electroactivity has many implications in industrial and environmental …

… oxygen demand, BOD). Furthermore, the successive enzymatic transformations taking
place within the cell can maximize the number of electrons extracted per substrate molecule. …

… biofilms that form on electrode surfaces dipping into drinking water or compost. In drinking
water, oxygen … The current increase was attributed to biofilm forming on the electrode in a …

… Hz had 12% lower energy consumption than 10 kHz did. While this study focuses on
electroactive biofilms, the results have wider implications on other biofilms as well, because the AC …