Comparative genomics reveals electron transfer and syntrophic mechanisms differentiating methanotrophic and methanogenic archaea
Grayson L. Chadwick(Berkeley College), Victoria J. Orphan(California Institute of Technology), Rex R. Malmstrom(Joint Genome Institute), William J. Brazelton(University of Utah), Gunter Wegener(University of Bremen), Connor Morgan‐Lang(University of British Columbia), Daan R. Speth(University of Vienna), Andy O Leu(The University of Queensland), Hang Yu(California Institute of Technology), Danielle Goudeau(Joint Genome Institute), Gene W. Tyson(Queensland University of Technology), Rafael Laso-Pérez(Museo Nacional de Ciencias Naturales), Connor T. Skennerton(California Institute of Technology), Roland Hatzenpichler(Montana State University), Antje Boëtius(Unknown), Steven Hallam(University of British Columbia Hospital), Tanja Woyke(Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory)
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