Improving microbial production of value-added products through the intervention of magnetic fields

[Display omitted] •Microbial fermentation is a mainstream method for producing high-value compounds.•Applications of magnetic fields in microbial fermentation were summarized.•Magnetic field assisted microbial fermentation devices were illustrated.•Underlying mechanisms behind biological effects of...

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Veröffentlicht in:Bioresource technology 2024-02, Vol.393, p.130087-130087, Article 130087
Hauptverfasser: Chen, Sirui, Jin, Yamei, Yang, Na, Wei, Liwen, Xu, Dan, Xu, Xueming
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Zusammenfassung:[Display omitted] •Microbial fermentation is a mainstream method for producing high-value compounds.•Applications of magnetic fields in microbial fermentation were summarized.•Magnetic field assisted microbial fermentation devices were illustrated.•Underlying mechanisms behind biological effects of magnetic fields were elaborated. The magnetic field application is emerging as an auxiliary physical strategy to facilitate rapid biomass accumulation and intracellular production of compounds. However, the underlying mechanisms and principles governing the application of magnetic fields for microbial growth and biotransformation are not yet fully understood. Therefore, a better understanding of interdisciplinary technologies integration, expanded magnetic field application, and scaled-up industrial implementation is crucial. In this review, the magnetic field characteristics, magnetic field-assisted fermentation devices, and the working mechanism of magnetic field have been reviewed comprehensively from both physical and microbiological perspectives. The review suggests that magnetic fields affect the biochemical processes in microorganisms by mediating nutrient transport across membranes, electron transfer during photosynthesis and respiration, enzyme activity and gene expression. Moreover, the recent advances in magnetic field application for microbial fermentation and conversion in biochemical, food and agricultural fields have been summarized.
ISSN:0960-8524
1873-2976
DOI:10.1016/j.biortech.2023.130087