Lecture

Methanotrophy: Microbial Methane Consumption

Description

This lecture covers methanotrophy, the process by which organisms consume methane, including methanotrophs and anaerobic methane oxidation. It explains the energy generation by methylotrophy, the mechanism of electron transfer in methanotrophic consortia, and different mechanisms of anaerobic methane oxidation. The lecture also discusses the importance of methane oxidation in preventing its release into the atmosphere.

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