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Organism in Lanthanide-Dependent Methylotrophy

Methylobacterium extorquens

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What this entity is

Canonical name: Methylobacterium extorquens. 1

Known alias: M. extorquens. 1

Stable external identifier: No stable external identifier was reported for this organism in the source document. 1

Key facts from the lanthanide methylotrophy atlas

Methylobacterium extorquens was the dominant carrier of lanmodulin among the organisms identified with Bakta-validated Lanmodulin products. 1

The atlas identified 22 Methylobacterium extorquens genomes carrying lanmodulin, with 1 lanmodulin copy in each genome. 1

The association between Methylobacterium extorquens, lanmodulin, and xoxf contributes to the source report’s analysis of clade-restricted lanthanide-dependent methanol oxidation. 1

The plant microbiome analysis lists Methylobacterium extorquens among 47 of 65 plant-associated species with at least 20 genomes that lacked phylogenetic-tree coverage; this refines the atlas’s genome-marker interpretation by identifying a current limitation on testing within-species plant-association subclades, not a contradiction of its lanmodulin association. 2

These observations are based on genome-marker annotations and do not establish enzyme activity or methylotrophic physiology in every Methylobacterium extorquens genome. 1

See the full reports: Lanthanide Methylotrophy Atlas — Summary and Plant Microbiome Ecotypes — Compartment-Specific Functional Guilds and Their Genetic Architecture.

Projects cited

  1. Lanthanide Methylotrophy Atlas — Summarylanthanide_methylotrophy_atlas · cited 7× · primary source
  2. Plant Microbiome Ecotypes — Compartment-Specific Functional Guilds and Their Genetic Architectureplant_microbiome_ecotypes · cited 1× · refines