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. 2022 May 12;10:897003. doi: 10.3389/fbioe.2022.897003

TABLE 3.

Summary of biofuels production in R. palustris.

Product Characteristics of main strategies Yield/titer Culture conditions References
Hydrogen Screening of mutants that produce hydrogen constitutively, even in the presence of ammonium. 332 μmol/mg protein In PM medium with 4.5 mM p-coumarate by R. palustris mutant CGA574 Rey et al. (2007)
Hydrogen Disruption of the PHB synthesis gene phbC 457 ml/L/day In a 2.5 L bioreactor using organic acid synthetic wastewater Yang and Lee (2011)
Hydrogen Influence of light energy and electron availability on CH4 production, including providing cells with different substrates, using nongrowing cells, blocking electrons from entering the Calvin cycle, or blocking H2 uptake 500 μmol/mg protein Nongrowing cell suspensions were incubated in light for 10 days in PM with 20 mM acetate and 10 mM NaHCO3; R. palustris strain nifA* nifD V75AH201Q Zheng and Harwood (2019)
Hydrogen Evaluation of lighting systems, carbon sources 4.92 mol H2/mol substrate In 30 mM medium with 2 g/L butyrate under incandescent light Hu et al. (2018)
Hydrogen Effect of volatile fatty acids mixtures 391 ml/g/day 1.2 g/L acetic acid, 0.2 g/L propionic acid, and 0.05 g/L butyric acid Cardena et al. (2017)
Hydrogen 34 ml/g/h 10 mM glycerol and 5 mM glutamate Pott et al. (2013)
Hydrogen Effects of light intensity, the concentrations of crude glycerol and glutamate 6.69 mol/mol glycerol A light intensity of 175 W/m2, 30 mM glycerol, and 4.5 mM glutamate, Ghosh et al. (2012)
Hydrogen Effect of different liming nitrogen regimes 6 mol/mol glycerol In RCV medium with 10 mM crude glycerol and 2 mM glutamate Sabourin-Provost and Hallenbeck, (2009)
Hydrogen Assessment of hydrogen production from agroindustrial residues and energy crops 648.6 mg/L In 100 ml photobioreactors with 100 ml wheat bran effluent under anaerobic conditions Corneli et al. (2016)
Hydrogen Application of immobilized-cell technology 11.2 mmol/m2/h 70 ml/h flow rate 0.25 mol/mol glucose Biofilm formed under 590 nm and 5,000 lx illumination Liao et al. (2010)
Hydrogen Application of a cell immobilization technique to a biofilm-based photobioreactor 38.9 ml/L/h 0.2 mol/mol glucose Illumination condition of 5,000 lux and 590 nm wavelength; glucose concentration is 0.12 M, the optimal pH = 7 and optimal temperature of influent liquid 25°C. Tian et al. (2010)
Hydrogen Latex coating immobilization on chromatography paper 0.47 ± 0.04 mmol/m2/h Incubated in the head-space of the Balch tubes Gosse et al. (2012)
Hydrogen Effect of osmoprotectants, temperature, humidity and O2 on H2 production in R. palustris coatings 69.1% headspace R. palustris coatings containing glycerol and sucrose after storage for 8–12 weeks at <5% relative humidity; production under argon 10 days post rehydration in PM (NF) medium Piskorska et al. (2013)
Hydrogen Blocking of the calvin cycle flux; effect of different substrate 80 mol/mol C consumed In PM with 10 mM butyrate in front of a 60-W light bulb at 30°C; strain R. palustris CGA679 McKinlay and Harwood (2011)
Methane nifD V75A and H201Q encoding a Mo-dependent nitrogenase; calvin cycle through genetic mutationΔcbbMLS; using nongrowing cells; effect of different substrates 800 nmol/mg total protein Nongrowing cell suspensions were incubated in light for 10 days in PM with 20 mM acetate and 10 mM NaHCO3; R. palustris strain nifA* nifD V75A H201Q Fixen et al. (2016)
Methane Influence of light energy and electron availability on CH4 production 900 nmol/mg total protein Nongrowing cell suspensions were incubated in light for 10 days in PM with 10 mM succinate and 10 mM NaHCO3; R. palustris strain nifA* nifD V75A H201Q Zheng and Harwood (2019)
Methane V-dependent nitrogenase (VnfD V57A H180Q ); Fe-only nitrogenase 150 nmol/mg total protein (V); 400 nmol/mg total protein (Fe) Non-growing cell suspensions incubated in light for 10 days in 10 ml NFM medium supplemented with 20 mM acetate and 10 mM NaHCO3 Zheng et al. (2018)
Butanol Overexpression of adhE2 gene 1.5 mM; 0.03 g/L/day Cultured in anaerobic butyrate Rhodospirillaceae medium Doud et al. (2017)