Methods in enzymology · 2025
Cupriavidus necator as a model organism for CO2-based biotechnology.
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Alhafiz Halima Aliyu, Di Bisceglie Federico, Meier Hannah Pia Franziska, Weickardt Isabell, González Itzel Andrea Castro, Navarro Javier García, Schoenmakers Pierre, Oyen Sven Jerome, Lettau Elisabeth, Lombard Eric, Cordero Paul R F, Konarzycka-Bessler Monika, Gorret Nathalie, Schmidt Sandy, Schillberg Stefan, Mann Marcel, Guillouet Stéphane E, Kratzer Regina, Lauterbach Lars
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Cupriavidus necator H16 is a chemolithoautotrophic model organism that can grow in a simple mineral medium supplemented with the gases H2, O2 and CO2. This unique metabolic capability makes it a promising organism for sustainable biotechnology applications such as the production of bioplastics, single cell proteins and bulk chemicals from renewable resources. However, gas fermentation, particularly with explosive gas mixtures like H2 and O2, poses considerable technical and safety challenges. Effective control of gas mixtures, pressurized environments, mass transfer from gas to liquid and gas solubility is essential to ensure both reproducibility and safety in bioprocessing systems. This chapter describes a detailed methodology for the cultivation of C. necator across various micro, small- and medium-scale setups, while emphasizing safety protocols. The chapter also outlines analytical techniques for the quantification of polyhydroxybutyrate (PHB), single cell protein and isopropanol as product examples for gas fermentation.