Diverse hydrogen production and consumption pathways influence methane production in ruminants

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@wutsinausername @ashleystreet @AshleyGWinter No shit, Sherlock, there are more Geier 2019 papers... https://t.co/C5A75nfqff https://t.co/mg9xT3g12X https://t.co/JLimuCynz0

@TobiasGoris I agree that most A3 Hyds are probably acting in the confurcating H2-producing direction, with some notable exceptions like acetogens. This also seems to be the case in ruminants based on our meta-omic and culture-based analysis: https://t.…

@environmicrobio @LizSayavedra @GeoSantiagoM In ruminants at least (less nitrogen-rich diet), nitrogenases are widely including among sulfate-reducing bacteria. But they appear to be expressed at low levels: https://t.co/qRqmd5oTqb

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