Appl Microbiol Biotechnol December 2016 PMID 27695913

Footprint area analysis of binary imaged Cupriavidus necator cells to study PHB production at balanced, transient, and limited growth conditions in a cascade process.

Denis Vadlja, Martin Koller, Mario Novak, Gerhart Braunegg, Predrag Horvat

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This study analyzes the size and number of polyhydroxybutyrate (PHB) granules within Cupriavidus necator cells during different stages of a cascade process, using electron microscopy and image analysis, to understand how PHB production changes under various growth conditions.
It finds that the distribution of granule sizes follows a lognormal pattern, with smaller granules in early stages and larger granules forming as the process progresses, but eventually approaching a maximum size limited by cell shape, while the number of granules per cell decreases over time.
The research connects microscopic observations to biological performance metrics like growth rate and productivity, illustrating how nutrient conditions influence intracellular structure and overall PHB accumulation during long-term continuous production.

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Analysis of PHB Granule Dynamics in Cupriavidus necator Cells

This study analyzes the size and number of polyhydroxybutyrate granules within Cupriavidus necator cells during different stages of a cascade process, using electron microscopy and image analysis, to understand how PHB…

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Analysis of PHB Granule Development in Cupriavidus necator Cells

This study analyzes the size and number of polyhydroxybutyrate PHB granules within Cupriavidus necator cells during different stages of a cascade process, using electron microscopy and image analysis, to understand how…

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