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Innovatively Unlocking Anammox Driven by Nitrite Accumulation in a nrfA ‐Deficient <scp> Shewanella oneidensis </scp> MR‐1 Consortium

A Wiley journal article published 2026-08-01 reports research on enabling anaerobic ammonium oxidation driven by nitrite accumulation in a nrfA‑deficient Shewanella oneidensis MR‑1 consortium. The supplied excerpt contains no methodological, result, location, or impact details.

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The article describes a reported research innovation that may be relevant to specialists studying microbial nitrogen processes.

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