Isabelle Meynial-salles
580 California St., Suite 400
San Francisco, CA, 94104
Biotic control of fermentative microbial ecosystems
2013, HAL (Le Centre pour la Communication Scientifique Directe)
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Abstract
Un grand nombre d'espèces microbiennes, issues d'environnements variés, peuvent produire du biohydrogène par voie fermentaire. Le potentiel des cultures mixtes microbiennes est particulièrement intéressant au regard de leur large flexibilité métabolique permettant d'envisager d'utiliser des ressources organiques complexes issues du traitement de la biomasse. Toutefois, la diversité microbienne des cultures mixtes est également source d'instabilité des procédés via l'expression de métabolismes bactériens multiples pouvant conduire notamment à une reconsommation du bioH2 produit. A ce jour, peu de moyens d'actions, et essentiellement des modifications physico-chimiques, permettent d'assurer l'optimisation des procédés continus de production de biohydrogène. Les recherches menées ont permis d'identifier puis d'utiliser des espèces-clés situées au coeur des réseaux métaboliques en tant que contrôleur biologique des écosystèmes microbiens, et ceci en améliorant la stabilité et les rendements de conversion en biohydrogène.
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