Extracellular electron transfer (EET) is a common bacterial strategy to utilize insoluble electron donors and acceptors for the generation of metabolic energy. In bio-electrochemical systems (BES), EET is exploited by bacteria to deliver or receive electrons from electrodes. The major part of BES activity, at least in continuous systems, is provided by biofilm bacteria. In these biofilms, bacteria have been described to have a variety of possibilities towards their electron shuttling strategy

K. Rabaey

J. Rodriguez-Rodriguez

P. Clauwaert

B. Virdis

P. Aelterman

L. Blackall

W. Verstraete

J. Keller

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