Preliminary investigations have shown that Clostridium acetobutylicum and related butyric-acid butyl-alcohol bacteria, fail to develop in a synthetic medium containing only ammonium sulphate, inorganic salts and glucose. These results suggest that perhaps the organisms require complex nitrogen compounds or some specific growth factor. Wood, Tatum and Peterson (1937), Wood, Andersen and Werkman ...

Highly porous ceramic materials with open porosity are perspective for manufacture of the biosensors. Those used as a framework and allows to inject necessary functional components into internal volume. Electroconductive highly ceramics on base La 1-x Ca x MnO 3 variable composition have acceptable hardness relatively low sintering temperature (about 1450°C). In recent work samples (x=0.3, 0.5 ...

The growing clinical demand for electrical stimulation-based therapies requires the development of novel conductive biomaterials that balance conductivity, biocompatibility, and mechanical performance. Traditional materials often induce scarring, due to their stiffness poor presenting challenges translation. To address these issues, we report an electroconductive pristine graphene-based (pG) co...