Publikationen von A. Brune

Kappler, A.; Ji, R.; Schink, B.; Brune, A.: Dynamics in composition and size-class distribution of humic substances in profundal sediments of Lake Constance. ORGANIC GEOCHEMISTRY 32 (1), S. 3 - 10 (2001)

Lemke, T.; van Alen, T.; Hackstein, J.; Brune, A.: Cross-epithelial hydrogen transfer from the midgut compartment drives methanogenesis in the hindgut of cockroaches. APPLIED AND ENVIRONMENTAL MICROBIOLOGY 67 (10), S. 4657 - 4661 (2001)

Bauer, S.; Tholen, A.; Overmann, J.; Brune, A.: Characterization of abundance and diversity of lactic acid bacteria in the hindgut of wood- and soil-feeding termites by molecular and culture-dependent techniques. ARCHIVES OF MICROBIOLOGY 173 (2), S. 126 - 137 (2000)

Brune, A.; Frenzel, P.; Cypionka, H.: Life at the oxic-anoxic interface: microbial activities and adaptations. FEMS MICROBIOLOGY REVIEWS 24 (5), S. 691 - 710 (2000)

Brune, A.; Friedrich, M.: Microecology of the termite gut: structure and function on a microscale. CURRENT OPINION IN MICROBIOLOGY 3 (3), S. 263 - 269 (2000)

Ji, R.; Kappler, A.; Brune, A.: Transformation and mineralization of synthetic C-14-labeled humic model compounds by soil-feeding termites. SOIL BIOLOGY & BIOCHEMISTRY 32 (8-9), S. 1281 - 1291 (2000)

Kappler, A.; Ji, R.; Brune, A.: Synthesis and characterization of specifically C-14-labeled humic model compounds for feeding trials with soil-feeding termites. SOIL BIOLOGY & BIOCHEMISTRY 32 (8-9), S. 1271 - 1280 (2000)

Tholen, A.; Brune, A.: Impact of oxygen on metabolic fluxes and in situ rates of reductive acetogenesis in the hindgut of the wood-feeding termite Reticulitermes flavipes. ENVIRONMENTAL MICROBIOLOGY 2 (4), S. 436 - 449 (2000)

Berchtold, M.; Chatzinotas, A.; Schonhuber, W.; Brune, A.; Amann, R.; Hahn, D.; Konig, H.: Differential enumeration and in situ localization of microorganisms in the hindgut of the lower termite Mastotermes darwiniensis by hybridization with rRNA-targeted probes. ARCHIVES OF MICROBIOLOGY 172 (6), S. 407 - 416 (1999)

Kappler, A.; Brune, A.: Influence of gut alkalinity and oxygen status on mobilization and size-class distribution of humic acids in the hindgut of soil-feeding termites. APPLIED SOIL ECOLOGY 13 (3), S. 219 - 229 (1999)

Schmitt-Wagner, D.; Brune, A.: Hydrogen profiles and localization of methanogenic activities in the highly compartmentalized hindgut of soil-feeding higher termites (Cubitermes spp.). APPLIED AND ENVIRONMENTAL MICROBIOLOGY 65 (10), S. 4490 - 4496 (1999)

Tholen, A.; Brune, A.: Localization and in situ activities of homoacetogenic bacteria in the highly compartmentalized hindgut of soil-feeding higher termites (Cubitermes spp.). APPLIED AND ENVIRONMENTAL MICROBIOLOGY 65 (10), S. 4497 - 4505 (1999)

Benz, M.; Brune, A.; Schink, B.: Anaerobic and aerobic oxidation of ferrous iron at neutral pH by chemoheterotrophic nitrate-reducing bacteria. ARCHIVES OF MICROBIOLOGY 169 (2), S. 159 - 165 (1998)

Benz, M.; Schink, B.; Brune, A.: Humic acid reduction by Propionibacterium freudenreichii and other fermenting bacteria. APPLIED AND ENVIRONMENTAL MICROBIOLOGY 64 (11), S. 4507 - 4512 (1998)

Brauman, A.; Muller, J.; Garcia, J.; Brune, A.; Schink, B.: Fermentative degradation of 3-hydroxybenzoate in pure culture by a novel strictly anaerobic bacterium, Sporotomaculum hydroxybenoicum gen. nov., sp. nov. INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF SYSTEMATIC BACTERIOLOGY 48, S. 215 - 221 (1998)

Brune, A.: The smallest bioreactor in the world. BIOFUTUR (183), S. 40 - 43 (1998)

Brune, A.: Termite guts: the world's smallest bioreactors. TRENDS IN BIOTECHNOLOGY 16 (1), S. 16 - 21 (1998)

Brune, A.: Le plus petit bioréacteur du monde. Biofutur 1998 (183), S. 40 - 43 (1998)

Ebert, A.; Brune, A.: Hydrogen concentration profiles at the oxic-anoxic interface: a microsensor study of the hindgut of the wood-feeding lower termite Reticulitermes flavipes (Kollar). APPLIED AND ENVIRONMENTAL MICROBIOLOGY 63 (10), S. 4039 - 4046 (1997)

Tholen, A.; Schink, B.; Brune, A.: The gut microflora of Reticulitermes flavipes, its relation to oxygen, and evidence for oxygen-dependent acetogenesis by the most abundant Enterococcus sp. FEMS MICROBIOLOGY ECOLOGY 24 (2), S. 137 - 149 (1997)