Abstract
The identification of auxotrophy in Clostridium sp. AWRP underpins subsequent investigations into its physiology and metabolism. Additionally, the development of a chemically defined minimal medium specific to this acetogenic bacterium will enable reproducible industrial processes. This innovation is particularly significant for the bioconversion of carbon monoxide and/or dioxide into commercially valuable chemicals through the process of gas fermentation.
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