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<p>Microbially induced calcite precipitation (MICP) is a widespread phenomenon in which bacteria form mineralized calcium carbonate. It has emerged as a promising tool for sustainable applications, including engineered living materials. Despite increasing technical use, the metabolic and genetic basis of MICP remains poorly understood. Here we highlight recent insights into a non-ureolytic, acetate-driven pathway that supports MICP in certain bacteria.</p>

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Bakterien als Baumeister: Biomineralisierung zwischen Natur und Technik

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    2026年2月25日

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  • Michael Seidel,
  • Susanne Gebhard

摘要

Microbially induced calcite precipitation (MICP) is a widespread phenomenon in which bacteria form mineralized calcium carbonate. It has emerged as a promising tool for sustainable applications, including engineered living materials. Despite increasing technical use, the metabolic and genetic basis of MICP remains poorly understood. Here we highlight recent insights into a non-ureolytic, acetate-driven pathway that supports MICP in certain bacteria.