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evidence_source: IN_VITRO
snippet: nearly an order of magnitude increase in the amount of carbon sequestered in biomass
explanation: Supports enhanced biomass carbon sequestration in methane-fed cocultures.
- reference: doi:10.1016/j.mex.2022.101652
supports: PARTIAL
evidence_source: COMPUTATIONAL
snippet: Explicitly models the exchange of in situ produced O2 and CO2 within
the coculture
explanation: Badr/He/Wang 2022 MethodsX provides the kinetic-model implementation
that explicitly captures the in situ O2/CO2 exchange between methanotroph and
photoautotroph - independent computational backing for the CO2/biomass dynamics
curated here. Partial because the modeled M-P system is generic rather than
the specific M. alcaliphilum 20Z + Chlorella HS2 pairing.
- name: Saline Metabolic Coupling and pH Recovery
description: >
The coculture showed robust metabolic coupling under saline conditions and
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