2020
DOI: 10.1016/j.jes.2020.04.037
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Dye reduction-based electron-transfer activity monitoring assay for assessing microbial electron transfer activity of microbial fuel cell inocula

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“…The volumetric ratio of the bacterial culture and methylene blue in the previous studies 22–25 was 400 : 1, i.e. , 2 mL of bacterial culture mixed with 5 μL of methylene blue at a 50 mM concentration.…”
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“…The volumetric ratio of the bacterial culture and methylene blue in the previous studies 22–25 was 400 : 1, i.e. , 2 mL of bacterial culture mixed with 5 μL of methylene blue at a 50 mM concentration.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…This assay has been used for assessing the activity of antimicrobial agents and screening antibiotic-resistant bacteria. 23 This assay has also been used to assess the microbial electron-transfer activity in inocula 24 and screening sediment samples used as analytes in microbial fuel cells. 25…”
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“…It can be used as a suitable alternative to expensive electrochemical methods. This assay has previously been used to determine microbial electron transfer activities of samples used as inocula in microbial fuel cells [ 15 , 18 ]. It has also been employed for estimating antibiotic resistance among different bacteria [ 19 ].…”
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“…The assay was performed as per Aiyer et al. [ 15 ] as follows. Two ml of the microbial culture was taken in a cuvette, to which methylene blue (0.2 μl; final concentration of 50 mg ml −1 ) was added.…”
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confidence: 99%