Traditional beverage pulque yeast isolates for potential application in microbial electrochemical technologies using corn cooking industry effluents as substrate
Yolanda Reyes-Vidal,
Jesus Alberto Pérez-García,
Pamela García-Sánchez
et al.
Abstract:Purpose
In this work, exoelectrogenic potential of the yeasts isolated from traditional beverage in Mexico (pulque) in an MFC when corn cooking industry effluent (CCIE) is used as substrate.
Methods
The yeasts were isolated in YPD and a screening was carried out with a sugar assimilation test, selecting the CR4 isolate for the bioelectrochemical tests. For these studies, CR4 was inoculated into a double-chamber MFC containing a carbon cloth anode treated with H2SO4. YPD, CCIE and CCIE + NaCl were used as el… Show more
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