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Strains JW/IU-1 and DCB-2 were cultivated in medium containing fumarate or 3-Cl-4-OHPA alone or supplemented with 1 μM CF, 10 μM CF, or 100 μM CF. OD660, optical density at 660 nm.

To evaluate the inhibitory effect of CF on the growth of strains JW/IU-1 and DCB-2, we examined growth curves for cells cultured with and without CF at a concentration of 1, 10, and 100 μM in medium containing fumarate or 3-Cl-4-OHPA as the electron acceptor (Figure 1).

In culture medium containing fumarate, the growth of strain JW/IU-1 was not inhibited by CF, even at a concentration of 100 μM, but in medium containing 3-Cl-4-OHPA, growth rate of strain JW/IU-1 was inhibited by 100 μM CF (Figure 1A).

In the presence of 100 μM CF, growth rate of JW/IU-1 was inhibited in medium containing 3-Cl-4-OHPA, but not in medium containing fumarate as the electron acceptor, which may be explained by that the expression of CprA is not required for fumarate respiration.

In fact, it was demonstrated that the transcriptional level of cprA in the medium containing fumarate as an electron acceptor was significantly lower than that in a medium containing 3-Cl-4-OHPA as an electron acceptor (Smidt et al. 2000).

In order to determine whether the cells of the fumarate-grown biofilm were poised for current production, the medium of a fumarate-grown biofilm that had reached a thickness of ca. 100 µm was replaced with medium containing no fumarate and the graphite electrode was connected to the cathode.

A resin containing fumarate, isophthalate and propylene glycol structural units was cured with styrene and characterized by 13C solid-state nuclear magnetic resonance spectroscopy.

As expected, the L. major HemG activity in E. coli cell-free extracts was solely seen in the presence of electron accepting ubiquinone-1 or of fumarate allowing electron transfer from protogen to fumarate via menaquinone containing fumarate reductase.

Motility was assayed in acetate-fumarate medium containing 0.4% agar.

Agar (1.5%) was added to the acetate-fumarate medium containing Trypticase peptone (0.1%) and cysteine (1 mM) when cultured on semisolid surface in an anaerobic workstation 500 (Don Whitley) with a H2 CO2 N2 (5:20:75) atmosphere.

When the culture reached an A600 of 0.2, the anode chamber was swapped to freshwater medium containing 10 mM acetate and no fumarate.