Genomes of Syntrophomonas erecta GB4-38T and Syntrophomonas erecta subsp. sporosyntropha 5-3-ZT that degrade C4-8 short-chain fatty acids
Sung Min Ha, Ethan Humm, Neil Q. Wofford, Jessica R. Sieber, Liudmilla Rubbi, Giorgia del Vecchio, Matteo Pellegrini, Michael J. McInerney, Robert P. Gunsalus
TL;DR
This paper presents the genome sequences of two bacteria that work with other microbes to break down short-chain fatty acids.
Contribution
The study provides new genome sequences for two Syntrophomonas erecta subspecies involved in syntrophic degradation of fatty acids.
Findings
The genomes of Syntrophomonas erecta GB4-38T and Syntrophomonas erecta subsp. sporosyntropha 5-3-ZT were sequenced.
These bacteria degrade C4-C8 fatty acids in co-culture with hydrogen-consuming microbes.
Abstract
We report the genome sequences of two syntrophic gram-negative bacteria, Syntrophomonas erecta GB4-38T and Syntrophomonas erecta subsp. sporosyntropha 5-3-ZT, which degrade C4-C8 short-chain fatty acids when grown in co-culture with a suitable hydrogen-consuming microbial strain.
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TopicsAlgal biology and biofuel production · Anaerobic Digestion and Biogas Production · Microbial Metabolic Engineering and Bioproduction