bioRxiv (Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory),
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: July 26, 2023
Abstract
Anaerobic
microbial
corrosion
of
iron-containing
metals
causes
extensive
economic
damage.
Some
microbes
are
capable
direct
metal-to-microbe
electron
transfer
(electrobiocorrosion),
but
the
prevalence
electrobiocorrosion
among
diverse
methanogens
and
acetogens
is
poorly
understood
because
a
lack
tools
for
their
genetic
manipulation.
Previous
studies
have
suggested
that
respiration
with
316L
stainless
steel
as
donor
indicative
because,
unlike
pure
Fe
0
,
does
not
abiotically
generate
H
2
an
intermediary
carrier.
Here
we
report
all
(
Methanosarcina
vacuolata
Methanothrix
soehngenii
Methanobacterium
strain
IM1)
Sporomusa
ovata
Clostridium
ljungdahlii
)
evaluated
respired
donor,
only
M.
Mx
S.
were
electrobiocorrosion.
The
electrobiocorrosive
required
acetate
additional
energy
source
in
order
to
produce
methane
from
steel.
Co-cultures
Mx.
demonstrated
how
can
provide
during
corrosion.
Not
was
IM1
electrobiocorrosion,
it
also
did
accept
electrons
Geobacter
metallireducens
effective
electron-
donating
partner
interspecies
directly
.
finding
despite
outer-surface
c
-type
cytochromes
previously
found
be
important
other
microbes,
demonstrates
there
multiple
strategies
making
electrical
contact
Impact
Statement
Understanding
anaerobic
receive
likely
lead
novel
mitigating
metals,
which
has
enormous
impact.
Electrobiocorrosion,
relatively
recently
recognized
mechanism.
It
cultures
when
oxidation
inhibited
by
deletion
genes
known
involved
forms
extracellular
exchange.
However,
many
obvious
connections
difficult
genetically
manipulate.
study
reported
here
provides
alternative
approach
evaluating
whether
require
results
indicate
IM1,
electrobiocorrosive,
contrast
previous
speculation.
some
without
do
appear
suggesting
this
mechanism
may
more
widespread
than
thought.
bioRxiv (Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory),
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: March 24, 2024
Abstract
Sulfate-reducing
microorganisms
extensively
contribute
to
the
corrosion
of
ferrous
metal
infrastructure.
There
is
substantial
debate
over
their
mechanisms.
We
investigated
Fe
0
with
Desulfovibrio
vulgaris
,
sulfate
reducer
most
often
employed
in
studies.
Cultures
were
grown
both
lactate
and
as
potential
electron
donors
replicate
common
environmental
condition
which
organic
substrates
help
fuel
growth
corrosive
microbes.
was
corroded
cultures
a
D.
hydrogenase-deficient
mutant
1:1
correspondence
between
loss
H
2
accumulation
expected
for
oxidation
coupled
+
reduction
.
This
result
extent
indicated
that
not
capable
direct
-to-microbe
transfer
even
though
it
provided
supplementary
energy
source
presence
abundant
sulfide.
Corrosion
greater
than
sterile
controls,
demonstrating
removal
necessary
enhanced
observed
The
parental
-consuming
strain
more
strain,
could
be
attributed
producing
sulfide
further
stimulated
oxidation.
results
suggest
consumption
microbially
corrosion,
but
can
indirectly
promote
by
increasing
generation
from
reduction.
finding
that,
incapable
uptake
reaffirms
metal-to-microbe
has
yet
rigorously
described
sulfate-reducing
Impact
Statement
economic
impact
microbial
iron-containing
metals
substantial.
A
better
understanding
how
microbes
accelerate
lead
development
methods
prevent
corrosion.
presented
here
refute
suggestion,
frequently
made
microbiology
literature,
stimulates
Also
refuted,
are
previous
claims
directly
extracting
electrons
consistent
concept
produced
sulfate-reducers
promotes
production
2.
illustrate
appropriate
mutants
provide
rigor
mechanism
Metals,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
13(2), P. 413 - 413
Published: Feb. 16, 2023
Carbon
source
starvation
can
promote
steel
corrosion
in
the
presence
of
a
pure
culture
through
extracellular
electron
transfer
(EET).
However,
impact
carbon
on
induced
by
mixed
strains
is
still
unknown.
This
work
investigated
EH40
Desulfovibrio
vulgaris
and
Pseudomonas
aeruginosa,
typical
species
sulfate-
nitrate-reducing
bacteria.
It
was
found
that
depended
nitrate
addition.
When
(5
g∙L−1
NaNO3)
not
added,
promoted
starvation.
initially
starvation,
but
later
inhibited
with
The
behaviors
different
systems
were
closely
related
to
numbers
biofilms
their
metabolic
activities,
mechanisms
revealed.
Coatings,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
13(10), P. 1683 - 1683
Published: Sept. 25, 2023
Microbiologically
influenced
corrosion
(MIC)
is
the
process
of
material
degradation
in
presence
microorganisms
and
their
biofilms.
This
an
environmentally
assisted
type
corrosion,
which
highly
complex
challenging
to
fully
understand.
Different
metallic
materials,
such
as
steel
alloys,
magnesium
aluminium
titanium
have
been
reported
adverse
effects
MIC
on
applications.
Though
many
researchers
bacteria
primary
culprit
microbial
several
other
microorganisms,
including
fungi,
algae,
archaea,
lichen,
found
cause
metal
non-metal
surfaces.
However,
less
attention
given
caused
by
lichens.
In
this
review
paper,
different
bacteria,
lichens,
properties
engineering
materials
discussed
detail.
aims
summarize
all
corrosive
that
directly
or
indirectly
structural
materials.
Accusing
every
case
without
a
proper
investigation
site
in-depth
study
biofilm
secreted
metabolites
can
create
problems
understanding
real
materials’
failure.
To
identify
agent
any
environment,
it
important
kinds
exist
specific
environment.
bioRxiv (Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory),
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: July 26, 2023
Abstract
Anaerobic
microbial
corrosion
of
iron-containing
metals
causes
extensive
economic
damage.
Some
microbes
are
capable
direct
metal-to-microbe
electron
transfer
(electrobiocorrosion),
but
the
prevalence
electrobiocorrosion
among
diverse
methanogens
and
acetogens
is
poorly
understood
because
a
lack
tools
for
their
genetic
manipulation.
Previous
studies
have
suggested
that
respiration
with
316L
stainless
steel
as
donor
indicative
because,
unlike
pure
Fe
0
,
does
not
abiotically
generate
H
2
an
intermediary
carrier.
Here
we
report
all
(
Methanosarcina
vacuolata
Methanothrix
soehngenii
Methanobacterium
strain
IM1)
Sporomusa
ovata
Clostridium
ljungdahlii
)
evaluated
respired
donor,
only
M.
Mx
S.
were
electrobiocorrosion.
The
electrobiocorrosive
required
acetate
additional
energy
source
in
order
to
produce
methane
from
steel.
Co-cultures
Mx.
demonstrated
how
can
provide
during
corrosion.
Not
was
IM1
electrobiocorrosion,
it
also
did
accept
electrons
Geobacter
metallireducens
effective
electron-
donating
partner
interspecies
directly
.
finding
despite
outer-surface
c
-type
cytochromes
previously
found
be
important
other
microbes,
demonstrates
there
multiple
strategies
making
electrical
contact
Impact
Statement
Understanding
anaerobic
receive
likely
lead
novel
mitigating
metals,
which
has
enormous
impact.
Electrobiocorrosion,
relatively
recently
recognized
mechanism.
It
cultures
when
oxidation
inhibited
by
deletion
genes
known
involved
forms
extracellular
exchange.
However,
many
obvious
connections
difficult
genetically
manipulate.
study
reported
here
provides
alternative
approach
evaluating
whether
require
results
indicate
IM1,
electrobiocorrosive,
contrast
previous
speculation.
some
without
do
appear
suggesting
this
mechanism
may
more
widespread
than
thought.