Methanogenic archaea use sophisticated enzyme systems to live in energy-limited anoxic environments. A key mechanism for saving energy is electron bifurcation, a reaction that 'splits' the energy ...

Methanogenic archaea use sophisticated enzyme systems to live in energy-limited anoxic environments. A key mechanism for saving energy is electron bifurcation, a reaction that ‘splits’ the ...

A study led by microbiologists at TU Dresden shows that methanogenic archaea do not always need to form methane to survive. It is possible to bypass methanogenesis with the seemingly simpler and ...

Paradigm Shift: Methanogenic Microbes Not Always Limited to Methane Jan. 12, 2022 — Microbiologists show that methanogenic archaea do not always need to form methane to survive.

Methanogenic archaea can account for up to 18% of all microbial species in severe periodontitis. M. oralis, M. smithii, and M. massiliense are some archaeal species identified in periodontitis ...

Our data imply a common methanogenic biodegradation mechanism in subsurface degraded oil reservoirs, resulting in consistent patterns of hydrocarbon alteration, ...

Methanogenic Microbe Reassembles a Metabolic Pathway to Grow On Sulfate June 5, 2023 Marion Jespersen works on a fermenter in which M. thermolithotrophicus grows exclusively on sulfate as sulfur ...

To the point. Microbes and Nickel: Methanogenic archaea produce nearly all natural methane, thus playing a crucial role in influencing global climate change. Research Findings: A study revealed that ...

Mar 17, 2023: Understanding how methanogenic bacteria 'bio-mine' minerals advances biotechnology (Nanowerk News) Pyrite, also known as “fool’s gold,” is an abundant iron sulfide mineral in the Earth’s ...

Methanogenic archaea use sophisticated enzyme systems to live in energy-limited anoxic environments. A key mechanism for saving energy is electron bifurcation, a reaction that ‘splits’ the energy of a ...