During fermentation FOF 1 hydrolyzes ATP, coupling proton transport to proton-motive force
(pmf) generation. Despite that, pmf generated by ATP hydrolysis does not satisfy the energy …

Hydrogenases are metal-containing biocatalysts that reversibly convert protons and
electrons to hydrogen gas. This reaction can contribute in different ways to the generation of …

Escherichia coli wild type has the ability to utilize lactose or the mixture of lactose and
glycerol producing bio-hydrogen (H 2) at different pH values. At pH 7.5 in hyaB (lacking …

Purine is a nitrogen-containing compound that is abundant in nature. In organisms that
utilize purine as a nitrogen source, purine is converted to uric acid, which is then converted …

Hydrogenase enzymes are currently under the international research spotlight due to
emphasis on biologically produced hydrogen as one potential energy carrier to relinquish …

The thermophilic acetogen Thermacetogenium phaeum uses the Wood-Ljungdahl pathway
(WLP) in both directions, either for the production of acetate from various compounds or for …

Pectobacterium atrosepticum SCRI1043 is a phytopathogenic Gram‐negative
enterobacterium. Genomic analysis has identified that genes required for both respiration …

Trabulsiella guamensis is a nonpathogenic enterobacterium that was isolated from a
vacuum cleaner on the island of Guam. It has one H2-oxidizing Hyd-2-type hydrogenase …

Thermacetogenium phaeum is a strictly anaerobic, thermophilic bacterium that grows with a
broad spectrum of organic substrates including primary alcohols and methylated …

Thermacetogenium phaeum, the bacterium investigated in this work, can synthesize acetate
from hydrogen and carbon dioxide and can as well degrade acetate with a syntrophic …