ArticleFrontiers in microbiology2025
Methanotroph-methylotroph lipid adaptations to changing environmental conditions.
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Abstract
Methanotrophs, in particular methane-oxidizing bacteria (MOB), regulate the release of methane from lakes, and often co-occur with methylotrophs that may enhance methane-oxidation rates. Assessing the interaction and physiological status of these two microbial groups is essential for determining the microbial methane buffering capacity of environmental systems. Microbial membrane lipids are commonly used as taxonomic markers of specific microbial groups; however, few studies have characterized the changes of membrane lipids under different environmental conditions. For the case of methane-cycling microorganisms, this could be useful for determining their physiological status and potential methane buffering capacity. Here we investigated the changes in membrane lipids, bacteriohopanepolyols (BHPs) and respiratory quinones, produced by MOB and methylotrophs in an enrichment co-culture that primarily consists of a methanotroph (
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