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Diversification of methanogens into hyperalkaline serpentinizing environments through adaptations to minimize oxidant limitation

Biology

Diversification of methanogens into hyperalkaline serpentinizing environments through adaptations to minimize oxidant limitation

E. M. Fones, D. R. Colman, et al.

Discover the intriguing diversity of Methanobacterium lineages in the Samail Ophiolite! This groundbreaking research, conducted by Elizabeth M. Fones and colleagues, unveils how Type I and Type II lineages adapt their methanogenic strategies to survive in unique chemical environments, challenging previous assumptions about CO2 limitations in these settings.

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