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<p>Bacteria are an amazing field to work on. They can develop a wide variety of functionalities and properties in a very short time, being easy to work with and extremely versatile. On this basis, we wanted to take advantage of one of the most remarkable characteristics of the bacteria we work with, Pseudomonas putida – the ability to form biofilms. These structures are composed of communities of bacteria which are integrated in an extracellular polysaccharide matrix that protects them from several kinds of stress. In addition, they have an increased metabolism, a feature that is often required in industrial production. </p>
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<p>Therefore, we thought that it would be a good application to try and do some bioremediation with these strong and powerful bacteria. First, we thought about glyphosate, an herbicide that has been proved to be toxic to human. But due to technical difficulties, we could not continue with that idea. Instead, we found out about glycerol. It is being overproduced in the biofuel industry, and it is starting to become an environmental problem. So we started to model how our bacteria would eat that glycerol, using biofilms for that. But, is there anything else we can do once the bacteria are eating glycerol? We decided that there could be a compound we could produce with these biological reactors, and our choice was propionate. It is widely used in a large variety of fields, easy to excrete from our bacteria and, according to the model, easy to produce. Let’s get started!</p>  
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            <p style="text-align:justify"> Bacteria are an amazing field to work on. They can develop a wide variety of functionalities and properties in a very short time, being easy to work with and extremely versatile. On this basis, we wanted to take advantage of one of the most remarkable characteristics of the bacteria we work with, Pseudomonas putida – the ability to form biofilms. These structures are composed of communities of bacteria which are integrated in an extracellular polysaccharide matrix that protects them from several kinds of stress. In addition, they have an increased metabolism, a feature that is often required in industrial production. </p>
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Abstract of our Project

Bacteria are an amazing field to work on. They can develop a wide variety of functionalities and properties in a very short time, being easy to work with and extremely versatile. On this basis, we wanted to take advantage of one of the most remarkable characteristics of the bacteria we work with, Pseudomonas putida – the ability to form biofilms. These structures are composed of communities of bacteria which are integrated in an extracellular polysaccharide matrix that protects them from several kinds of stress. In addition, they have an increased metabolism, a feature that is often required in industrial production.

Therefore, we thought that it would be a good application to try and do some bioremediation with these strong and powerful bacteria. First, we thought about glyphosate, an herbicide that has been proved to be toxic to human. But due to technical difficulties, we could not continue with that idea. Instead, we found out about glycerol. It is being overproduced in the biofuel industry, and it is starting to become an environmental problem. So we started to model how our bacteria would eat that glycerol, using biofilms for that. But, is there anything else we can do once the bacteria are eating glycerol? We decided that there could be a compound we could produce with these biological reactors, and our choice was propionate. It is widely used in a large variety of fields, easy to excrete from our bacteria and, according to the model, easy to produce. Let’s get started!

The main parts of our proyect

Glycerol

This molecule is produced in high amount in the biofuel industry. It has several uses, but what can we do with the surplus?

Biofilm

Some kinds of microorganisms can adhere to a surface and between them, forming a tridimensional colony that protects themo from different risks.

Propionate

This small molecule can be easily produced and secreted by the microorganisms, and it has plenty of uses for the human being.