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DESCRIPTION:Bacterial cellulose (BC)\, a promising versatile biopolymer pro
 duced by bacteria\, has immense potential in various industries. However\,
  large-scale application is hindered by high production costs and low yiel
 ds. This study introduces an innovative approach combining a prolonged sta
 tic culturing with intermittent harvesting. The findings by the interdisci
 plinary team\, which also included Cluster members Bastian Beyer\, Cécile 
 Bidan\, Regine Hengge\, and Skander Hathroubi\, highlight the potential of
  intermittent harvesting for sustainable BC production and the role of bac
 terial adaptation in tuning BC properties.
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SUMMARY:Matters of Activity: Enhancing Productivity and Material Properties
  Through Repeated Harvest
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