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== Methylome ==
== Methylome ==
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|GATG(6mA)T
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|GGAR(6mA)G
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== Methylating ''E. coli'' ==
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== Culturing Conditions ==
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''M. ruminantium'' M1 grows well in BY or RM02 medium (including formate (60 mM) and methanol (20 mM), co-enzymeM, vitamins and minerals pressurized with gas mix of H2:CO2 (80:20, v/v) and incubated at 39°C. Growth can be observed typically within 48 hours. On agar plates, ''M. ruminantium'' M1 requires a soft agar overlay as it will not grow on the agar surface. Agar plates must be incubated in canisters capable of pressurizing to 1 bar with H2:CO2 (80:20, v/v) gas mix. Titanium (III) NTA added to the media at  concentrations of  0.125mM Ti III and 0.5mM NTA improved plating efficiency of M1.


== Antimicrobial MIC Tests ==
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== Protocols ==
== Protocols ==

Latest revision as of 00:58, 27 October 2026

Introduction

Methanobrevibacter ruminantium M1 is the type strain of Methanobrevibacter genus isolated from bovine rumen contents [1].

Global Methane Hub Metadata

Origin: USA
Sequenced by: Plasmidsaurus, ONT sequencing
Assembled by: William G. Alexander
Methylome called by: William G. Alexander
Methyltransferases cloned by: Guss Lab, ORNL
MIC and Culturing Conditions by: Kay Pilkington
Transformation by:

Genome

Methanobrevibacter ruminantium M1 genome assembly.Source: Plasmidsaurus

DefenseFinder Results

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Methylome

#motif methylCounts totalCounts %motifsMethyl
CTGC(6mA)G 2073 2194 94.48
GATG(6mA)T 3236 3369 96.05
GGAR(6mA)G 2810 2972 94.55
G(5mC)GG 3657 3756 97.36
(5mC)CGC 2004 3756 53.35

Methylating E. coli

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Culturing Conditions

M. ruminantium M1 grows well in BY or RM02 medium (including formate (60 mM) and methanol (20 mM), co-enzymeM, vitamins and minerals pressurized with gas mix of H2:CO2 (80:20, v/v) and incubated at 39°C. Growth can be observed typically within 48 hours. On agar plates, M. ruminantium M1 requires a soft agar overlay as it will not grow on the agar surface. Agar plates must be incubated in canisters capable of pressurizing to 1 bar with H2:CO2 (80:20, v/v) gas mix. Titanium (III) NTA added to the media at concentrations of 0.125mM Ti III and 0.5mM NTA improved plating efficiency of M1.

Antimicrobial MIC Tests

Antibiotics Concentration Observation Period
Liquid Solid
Puromycin 2ug/mL 5ug/mL ~240 h

Protocols

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Transformation Results

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Bryant MP (1965) Rumen methanogenic bacteria. In: Dougherty RW, Allen RS, Burroughs W, Jaskson NL, McGillard, eds. Physiology of digestion of the ruminant, Butterworths Publishing Inc., Washington, D.C.