Ferrous ion regulated extracellular electron transfer: towards self-suppressed microbial iron(III) oxide reduction

Chemical Communications : Chem Comm
Yonghua Yao, Xia Huang

Abstract

By using an electrochemical strategy, we demonstrated that ferrous ions are capable of decreasing bacterial EET activity in a certain potential range where the conduction-band edge of natural abundant iron(III) oxides is located. It is proposed that ferrous ions enable alteration of the formal potential of outer membrane c-type cytochromes, a crucial protein involved in the EET process.

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