Water Research

Publications
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Metagenomic insights into the mechanism for the rapid enrichment and high stability of Candidatus Brocadia facilitated by Fe(Ⅲ)

Citation: Hu et al. (2024). Water Research 252
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From metagenomes to metabolism: Systematically assessing the metabolic flux feasibilities for “Candidatus Accumulibacter” species during anaerobic substrate uptake

Citation: Páez-Watson et al. (2024). Water Research 250
Names: “Accumulibacter”
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Candidatus Accumulibacter use fermentation products for enhanced biological phosphorus removal

Citation: Chen et al. (2023). Water Research 246
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Unraveling the structure and function of bacterioferritin in Candidatus Kuenenia stuttgartiensis: Iron storage sites maintain cellular iron homeostasis

Citation: Wang et al. (2023). Water Research 238
Names: “Kuenenia stuttgartensis”
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CRISPR-Cas phage defense systems and prophages in Candidatus Accumulibacter

Citation: Deng et al. (2023). Water Research 235
Names: “Accumulibacter”
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Oligotyping and metagenomics reveal distinct Candidatus Accumulibacter communities in side-stream versus conventional full-scale enhanced biological phosphorus removal (EBPR) systems

Citation: Srinivasan et al. (2021). Water Research 206
Names: “Accumulibacter”
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Stoichiometric and kinetic characterization of an acid-tolerant ammonia oxidizer ‘Candidatus Nitrosoglobus’

Citation: Wang et al. (2021). Water Research 196
Names: Ca. Nitrosoglobus
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“Candidatus Accumulibacter delftensis”: A clade IC novel polyphosphate-accumulating organism without denitrifying activity on nitrate

Citation: Rubio-Rincón et al. (2019). Water Research 161
Names: Ca. Accumulibacter delftensis
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Novel Geobacter species and diverse methanogens contribute to enhanced methane production in media-added methanogenic reactors

Citation: Mei et al. (2018). Water Research 147
Names: Ca. Geobacter eutrophica
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Corrigendum to “Candidatus Accumulibacter phosphatis clades enriched under cyclic anaerobic and microaerobic conditions simultaneously use different electron acceptors” [Water Res. 102 (2016) 125–137]

Citation: Camejo et al. (2017). Water Research 127
Names: “Accumulibacter phosphatis”
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