2024
DOI: 10.21203/rs.3.rs-4219475/v1
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Overall biomass yield on multiple nutrient sources

Uwe Sauer,
Ohad Golan,
Olivia Gampp
et al.

Abstract: Microorganisms utilize nutrients primarily to generate biomass and replicate. When a single nutrient source is available, the produced biomass increases linearly with the initial amount of the available nutrient. This linear trend can be predicted to high accuracy by “black box models” that consider growth as a single chemical reaction with nutrients as substrates and biomass as a product. Since natural environments typically feature multiple nutrients, we extended the black box framework to include catabolism… Show more

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