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- W4386835650 abstract "Abstract Lignin degradation is a major process in the global carbon cycle across both terrestrial and marine ecosystems. Bathyarchaeia , which are among the most abundant microorganisms in marine sediment, have been proposed to mediate anaerobic lignin degradation. However, the mechanism of bathyarchaeial lignin degradation remains unclear. Here, we report an enrichment culture of Bathyarchaeia , named Candidatus Baizosediminiarchaeum ligniniphilus DL1YTT001 ( Ca . B. ligniniphilus), from coastal sediments that can grow with lignin as the sole organic carbon source under mesophilic anoxic conditions. Ca . B. ligniniphilus possesses and highly expresses novel methyltransferase 1 (MT1, mtgB ) for transferring methoxyl groups from lignin monomers to cob(I)alamin. MtgBs have no homology with known microbial methyltransferases and are present only in bathyarchaeial lineages. Heterologous expression of the mtgB gene confirmed O ‐demethylation activity. The mtgB genes were identified in metagenomic data sets from a wide range of coastal sediments, and they were highly expressed in coastal sediments from the East China Sea. These findings suggest that Bathyarchaeia , capable of O ‐demethylation via their novel and specific methyltransferases, are ubiquitous in coastal sediments." @default.
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- W4386835650 title "Widespread <i>Bathyarchaeia</i> encode a novel methyltransferase utilizing lignin‐derived aromatics" @default.
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