B. Xu et al., CONTINUOUS MEASUREMENT OF NOAQ DURING DENITRIFICATION BY IMMOBILIZED PSEUDOMONAS-STUTZERI, Biotechnology techniques, 9(9), 1995, pp. 659-664
An ISO-NO sensor was used for continuous measurement of nitric oxide r
elease and consumption during denitrification. The sensor was selectiv
ely responsive to NO in the presence of other denitrification-associat
ed nitrogen oxides. Evolution of NO signal was coupled with the metabo
lism of NO2-. The immobilized Pseudomonas stutzeri seems able to to re
strict its physiological NO pool to less than 100 nM (about 2 x 10(-5)
mole/mole of the NO3- or NO2- reduced), a level being one hundredth o
f the concentration required to inactivate a population in 45 min.