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Supplementary movies to 'High-throughput isolation of anaerobic arsenic-transforming microorganisms' (PhD thesis by Hugo Sallet, EPFL, 2025)

Hugo Sallet
2025

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Supplementary movies included in the thesis 'High-throughput isolation of anaerobic arsenic-transforming microorganisms' by Hugo Sallet, EPFL.

The time-lapse videos show the generation of hydrogel capsules in a microfluidic chip (Movie 1) and microbial growth within capsules (Movie 2-6). Such microcompartments can be used to enrich and cultivate anaerobes, including slow-growing strains, from environmental microbiomes.

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Supplementary movies to 'High-throughput isolation of anaerobic arsenic-transforming microorganisms' (PhD thesis by Hugo Sallet, EPFL, 2025)

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