An engineered waste-activated-sludge electro-fermentation community with spatially differentiated electrode-biofilm and planktonic fractions. The source reports biofilm-associated reductive debromination of 4-bromophenol and suspension-associated acidogenesis for volatile-fatty-acid recovery. The five genera recorded here are enriched functional examples, not an exhaustive inventory of the sludge community.
Taxonomy
| Taxon | Ontology ID | Functional Roles | Abundance |
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| Syntrophomonas | NCBITaxon:862 |
SYNTROPHIC_PARTNER
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| Geobacter | NCBITaxon:28231 |
ELECTROGEN
SYNTROPHIC_PARTNER
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| Hydrogenophaga | NCBITaxon:47420 |
PRIMARY_DEGRADER
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| Sedimentibacter | NCBITaxon:190972 |
SECONDARY_FERMENTER
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| Petrimonas | NCBITaxon:307628 |
SECONDARY_FERMENTER
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Ecological Interactions
Taxon
Syntrophy
Niche partitioning
Biofilm-Suspension Spatial Division of Labor
NICHE_PARTITIONINGEvidence
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PMID:41793807 - SUPPORT (IN_VITRO)"Multi-omics analysis revealed a distinct spatial division of labor"
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PMID:41793807 - SUPPORT (IN_VITRO)"Electrode biofilms primarily governed reductive debromination"
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PMID:41793807 - SUPPORT (IN_VITRO)"planktonic suspensions mainly drove acidogenesis"
Biofilm Electroactivity and Dehalogenation
NICHE_PARTITIONINGEvidence
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PMID:41793807 - SUPPORT (IN_VITRO)"enriching electroactive bacteria (e.g., Syntrophomonas and Geobacter) and dehalogenators (e.g., Hydrogenophaga)"
Suspension Acidogenesis
NICHE_PARTITIONINGEvidence
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PMID:41793807 - SUPPORT (IN_VITRO)"enriching fermentative bacteria (e.g., Sedimentibacter and Petrimonas) and accelerating hydrolysis and fatty acid biosynthesis pathways"
EET-Reinforced Biofilm-Suspension Syntrophy
SYNTROPHYEvidence
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PMID:41793807 - SUPPORT (IN_VITRO)"extracellular electron transfer as the key factor reinforcing this biofilm-suspension syntrophy, significantly contributing to both dehalogenation and acidogenesis"
External Resources
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Primary publication - biofilm-suspension electro-fermentation syntrophy
Primary multi-omics study of spatial division of labor in the waste-sludge electro-fermentation community. |
OTHER | PMID:41793807 |
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Environmental Factors
| Factor | Value | Unit |
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| Waste activated sludge feedstock | waste activated sludge | N/A |
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| Halogenated model pollutant | 4-bromophenol | N/A |
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| Community performance | 97.4% 4-bromophenol removal; 40.2% higher VFA production than control | N/A |
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