Creative Biolabs supports biofuel, bioprocess, and microbiome innovators with end-to-end Clostridium acetobutylicum Microbiome CRO services, from strict anaerobic cultivation and ABE fermentation optimization to strain engineering, stabilization, and stress profiling, generating decision-ready data packages that reliably de-risk scale-up and platform development.
Preferred by teams requiring reliable anaerobic workflows, consistent C. acetobutylicum data, and transparent documentation across discovery and scale-up.
C. acetobutylicum remains a cornerstone solventogenic chassis for acetone–butanol–ethanol (ABE) fermentation, dark fermentative hydrogen production, and lignocellulosic biomass conversion, yet projects are often limited by solvent toxicity, strain degeneration, and feedstock variability.
A dedicated C. acetobutylicum Microbiome CRO service enables systematic control of anaerobic workflows, high-content stress profiling, and rational strain optimization, transforming fragmented experiments into coherent datasets that support biofuel development, green solvent production, and synthetic biology chassis engineering.
Creative Biolabs designs and optimizes strict anaerobic fermentation workflows for C. acetobutylicum, including classical and next-generation ABE fermentations. Process engineers systematically tune carbon source composition, pH, redox, agitation, and in-situ solvent management to improve butanol and co-solvent titers, while minimizing strain degeneration and off-target by-products across repeated batches and extended campaigns.
Lab-scale and bench-top bioreactor production runs provide reliable C. acetobutylicum biomass, spores, and clarified fermentation broths at controlled scales. Creative Biolabs standardizes inoculum preparation, growth phase at harvest, and sampling schemes so that downstream process development, omics profiling, metabolite quantification, or functional screening receive C. acetobutylicum materials with highly consistent solvent profiles and physiological states.
Stabilization strategies for C. acetobutylicum leverage both spore biology and formulation science. Creative Biolabs evaluates spore formation conditions, cryoprotectant systems, freeze-drying cycles, and storage regimes to maintain viability and solventogenic potential over time, supporting reliable revival for subsequent fermentation runs, chassis engineering campaigns, or comparative performance studies under industrially relevant conditions.
Formulation experts design application-ready formats for C. acetobutylicum, such as spore powders, frozen glycerol stocks, or co-cultured consortia with complementary carbon-utilization partners. Each formulation balances viability, solvent production capacity, ease of handling, and compatibility with existing bioreactors, enabling straightforward integration of C. acetobutylicum into established biofuel, biochemical, or microbiome-oriented process platforms.
Creative Biolabs systematically characterizes how C. acetobutylicum responds to process-relevant stresses, including butanol accumulation, acidification, temperature fluctuations, shear, and transient oxygen exposure. Multi-parameter readouts (growth, solvent spectrum, hydrogen evolution, viability, and biofilm formation) are mapped against controlled perturbations, defining robust operating windows and identifying engineering levers to mitigate solvent toxicity and performance decline.
Carbohydrate utilization studies clarify how C. acetobutylicum metabolizes glucose, xylose, starch hydrolysates, and lignocellulosic hydrolysates. Creative Biolabs quantifies solvent yields, organic acid by-products, gas formation, and carbon balances across substrates, revealing how feedstock composition reshapes ABE ratios and hydrogen output. These data guide substrate blending, co-fermentation strategies, and economic assessments of lignocellulosic feedstocks.
Using contemporary gene-editing and metabolic engineering toolkits, Creative Biolabs re-wires key solventogenic and redox pathways in C. acetobutylicum to enhance butanol yields, redirect flux toward alternative chemicals, or modulate hydrogen production. Engineered C. acetobutylicum strains are evaluated for genetic stability, stress tolerance, and process compatibility, supporting their use as robust microbial chassis in bio-manufacturing pipelines.
Biological safety evaluations for C. acetobutylicum encompass genomic screening for virulence and resistance determinants, assessment of toxin-associated loci, and in-vitro safety indicators in relevant cell-based systems. Creative Biolabs integrates these data with strain lineage documentation and process containment strategies, enabling risk-aware deployment of C. acetobutylicum in microbiome research and industrial bioprocess development settings.
Goals, metrics, and constraints are aligned to design a tailored C. acetobutylicum study plan.
Strains are verified, banked, and expanded under strict anaerobic conditions for consistent seed stocks.
Fermentations are executed with systematic parameter adjustments to enhance C. acetobutylicum robustness and productivity.
Solvents, gases, biomass, and stress markers are quantified to map C. acetobutylicum performance.
Engineered variants are constructed and benchmarked against wild-type under optimized fermentation settings.
Comprehensive data packages and actionable next steps support informed program advancement.
Extensive anaerobic handling experience ensures reliable C. acetobutylicum cultivation and optimization.
Multi-omics and process data reveal complete C. acetobutylicum metabolic and stress-response behavior.
Workflows evaluate C. acetobutylicum performance across lignocellulosic and industrial substrate options.
Flexible modules support both early discovery and advanced C. acetobutylicum process development.
Methodologies and records align with quality expectations for future regulated environments.
Scientists work closely with clients to contextualize results and shape logical next steps.
C. acetobutylicum is a benchmark producer of n-butanol, a higher-energy biofuel with favorable blending properties compared with ethanol. Research programs leverage Creative Biolabs’ C. acetobutylicum platform to tune ABE ratios, improve yields, and benchmark candidate processes against petrochemical baselines.
Historically used in the Weizmann process for acetone, butanol, and ethanol, C. acetobutylicum continues to support solvent development projects in plastics, coatings, and specialty chemicals. Controlled CRO studies help quantify whether bio-based ABE routes can meet cost, purity, and robustness targets for modern industrial applications.
Metabolic engineering of C. acetobutylicum enables production of isopropanol, acetoin, organic acids, and hydrogen gas. CRO campaigns systematically compare engineered pathways, redox balancing strategies, and process settings to prioritize the most promising configurations for further scale-up and techno-economic assessment.
C. acetobutylicum can utilize hemicellulosic sugars from agricultural residues such as corn fiber, wheat straw, or bagasse. Creative Biolabs evaluates pretreatment-dependent inhibitors, sugar utilization profiles, and solvent yields, supporting the design of integrated biorefineries using realistic, low-cost feedstock streams.
Biofilm-based fermentations with C. acetobutylicum often show higher tolerance to butanol and acids, as extracellular polymeric substances help shield cells from toxic products. CRO studies quantify how carrier materials, hydrodynamics, and nutrient regimes shape biofilm structure, productivity, and long-term stability.
Nonpathogenic clostridial spores germinate selectively in hypoxic niches, such as oxygen-poor regions of solid tumors. Preclinical studies use Clostridium species as vectors for localized payload activation; Creative Biolabs supports upstream microbiology and characterization to inform such experimental oncology concepts at the research level only.
Creative Biolabs also provides a selection of high-quality C. acetobutylicum strains and reagents that complement ongoing microbiome and fermentation studies.
| Product Name | Catalog No. | Target | Product Overview | Size | Price |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Clostridium acetobutylicum; 8008 | LBST-066FG | Clostridium | A Gram-positive bacillus requiring anaerobic growth conditions. In its vegetative state, it is fully motile with peritrichous flagella. | 200 µg | $1,560.00 |
| Clostridium acetobutylicum; 8010 | LBST-067FG | Clostridium | A Gram-positive bacillus requiring anaerobic growth conditions. In its vegetative state, it is fully motile with peritrichous flagella. | 200 µg | $1,560.00 |
| Clostridium acetobutylicum; 2289 | LBST-068FG | Clostridium | A chemoorganotroph and Gram-positive bacillus that grows only under strictly anaerobic conditions in the vegetative state. | - | - |
Yes. Client-supplied strains are received under defined biosafety procedures, re-authenticated where appropriate, banked as master and working stocks, and then integrated into tailored fermentation, stress profiling, or engineering workflows.
Anaerobic work relies on dedicated chambers, oxygen-free gas mixes, validated reducing agents, and real-time redox monitoring, ensuring that C. acetobutylicum cultures experience reproducible anoxic conditions from inoculum preparation through harvest.
Yes. Various sugars and lignocellulosic hydrolysates are systematically tested for utilization efficiency, solvent distribution, gas evolution, and by-product formation, generating substrate-specific performance datasets that guide feedstock selection and process design for C. acetobutylicum programs.
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