期刊
AMB EXPRESS
卷 10, 期 1, 页码 -出版社
SPRINGER
DOI: 10.1186/s13568-020-01111-6
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Bacillus subtilisorganomineralization; Biogenic calcite; Calcium carbonate composites; Micrite
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- Universidad Autonoma de Ciudad Juarez
Bacteria mineralization is a promising biotechnological approach to apply in biomaterials development. In this investigation, we demonstrate thatBacillus subtilis168 induces and influences CaCO(3)composites precipitation. Crystals were formed in calcium-carbon non-coupled (glycerol + CaCl2, GLY; or glucose + CaCl2, GLC) and coupled (calcium lactate, LAC; or calcium acetate, ACE) agar-sources, only maintaining the same Ca(2+)concentration. The mineralized colonies showed variations in morphology, size, and crystallinity form properties. The crystals presented spherulitic growth in all conditions, and botryoidal shapes in GLC one. Birefringence and diffraction patterns confirmed that all biogenic carbonate crystals (BCC) were organized as calcite. The CaCO(3)in BCC was organized as calcite, amorphous calcium carbon (ACC) and organic matter (OM) of biofilm; all of them with relative abundance related to bacteria growth condition. BCC-GLY presented greatest OM composition, while BCC-ACE highest CaCO(3)content. Nucleation mechanism and OM content impacted in BCC crystallinity.
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