
Biological hydrogen production is a promising route to sustainable green energy. Microorganisms can generate molecular hydrogen (H₂) through enzymatic pathways, notably those involving [NiFe]-hydrogenases, [FeFe]-hydrogenases, and nitrogenases. Recently, researchers have uncovered novel gene clusters in marine bacteria that encode previously uncharacterized hydrogen-evolving systems. These findings expand our understanding of microbial metabolism and open pathways for biohydrogen production tec...
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