The mutual nutritional cooperation underpinning syntrophic propionate degradation
provides a scant amount of energy for the microorganisms involved, so propionate …

During anaerobic digestion, the active microbiome synthesizes enzymes by transcription
and translation, and then enzymes catalyze multistep bioconversions of substrates before …

Propionate is a key intermediate in anaerobic digestion processes and often accumulates in
association with perturbations, such as elevated levels of ammonia. Under such conditions …

Exchanging core histones in the nucleosome for paralogous variants can have important
functional ramifications. Many of these variants, and their physiological roles, have been …

Ammonia released from the degradation of protein and/or urea usually leads to suboptimal
anaerobic digestion (AD) when N-rich organic waste is used. However, the insights behind …

Volatile fatty acids (VFAs) accumulation is a common problem in anaerobic digestion, which
is constraining the process. In this study, bioaugmentation was initially adopted as a …

Recent studies have shown that application of conductive materials including magnetite and
carbon nanotubes (CNTs) can promote the methanogenic decomposition of short‐chain fatty …

Background Methanogens are crucial to global methane budget and carbon cycling.
Methanogens from the phylum Euryarchaeota are currently classified into one class and …

Inefficient syntrophic propionate degradation causes severe operating disturbances and
reduces biogas productivity in many high‐ammonia anaerobic digesters, but propionate …

In order to effectively use microbial-based strategies to manage anaerobic digesters, it is
necessary to distinguish between community shifts that are part of the natural dynamic of the …