Hydrogenase activity and proton-motive force generation by Escherichia coli during glycerol fermentation

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Mechanisms for hydrogen production by different bacteria during mixed-acid and photo-fermentation and perspectives of hydrogen production biotechnology.Escherichia coli multiple [Ni-Fe]-hydrogenases are sensitive to osmotic stress during glycerol fermentation but at different pHs.

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Hydrogenase activity and proton-motive force generation by Escherichia coli during glycerol fermentation

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Hydrogenase activity and proton-motive force generation by Escherichia coli during glycerol fermentation

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