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    Methane dynamics in upland yedoma, suggested mechanisms. During summer (left panel), CH4 is oxidized by both anaerobic (at deeper) and aerobic (at shallower layer) methanotrophs (i.e., ANME2d, NC10, and denitrifiers performing N‐AOM). Methane oxidation is coupled to the nitrogen cycle, with N‐AOM linking CH4 and nitrogen transformations. N 2 O is produced and present up to 1 m depth. In winter, near‐freezing temperatures at the soil surface limit microbial activity and methanotrophy. The diminished CH4 oxidation and nitrogen‐related processes at deeper horizons may be related to lower temperatures, functional constraints, or nitrogen availability, leading to decreased N‐AOM, higher CH4 emissions to the atmosphere, and lower N 2 O production. The suggested mechanisms are based on chemical and <t>qPCR</t> profiles, and 16S amplicon‐based sequencing analyses. The background colors represent different soil oxygenation conditions (see Materials and Methods and Data ) (Walter Anthony et al. ).
    Cfx Duet Qpcr Instrument, supplied by Bio-Rad, used in various techniques. Bioz Stars score: 98/100, based on 3725 PubMed citations. ZERO BIAS - scores, article reviews, protocol conditions and more
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    Article Title: Nitrogen Redox Controls on Greenhouse Gas Production in Yedoma Taliks

    Journal: Global Change Biology

    doi: 10.1111/gcb.70356

    Methane dynamics in upland yedoma, suggested mechanisms. During summer (left panel), CH4 is oxidized by both anaerobic (at deeper) and aerobic (at shallower layer) methanotrophs (i.e., ANME2d, NC10, and denitrifiers performing N‐AOM). Methane oxidation is coupled to the nitrogen cycle, with N‐AOM linking CH4 and nitrogen transformations. N 2 O is produced and present up to 1 m depth. In winter, near‐freezing temperatures at the soil surface limit microbial activity and methanotrophy. The diminished CH4 oxidation and nitrogen‐related processes at deeper horizons may be related to lower temperatures, functional constraints, or nitrogen availability, leading to decreased N‐AOM, higher CH4 emissions to the atmosphere, and lower N 2 O production. The suggested mechanisms are based on chemical and qPCR profiles, and 16S amplicon‐based sequencing analyses. The background colors represent different soil oxygenation conditions (see Materials and Methods and Data ) (Walter Anthony et al. ).
    Figure Legend Snippet: Methane dynamics in upland yedoma, suggested mechanisms. During summer (left panel), CH4 is oxidized by both anaerobic (at deeper) and aerobic (at shallower layer) methanotrophs (i.e., ANME2d, NC10, and denitrifiers performing N‐AOM). Methane oxidation is coupled to the nitrogen cycle, with N‐AOM linking CH4 and nitrogen transformations. N 2 O is produced and present up to 1 m depth. In winter, near‐freezing temperatures at the soil surface limit microbial activity and methanotrophy. The diminished CH4 oxidation and nitrogen‐related processes at deeper horizons may be related to lower temperatures, functional constraints, or nitrogen availability, leading to decreased N‐AOM, higher CH4 emissions to the atmosphere, and lower N 2 O production. The suggested mechanisms are based on chemical and qPCR profiles, and 16S amplicon‐based sequencing analyses. The background colors represent different soil oxygenation conditions (see Materials and Methods and Data ) (Walter Anthony et al. ).

    Techniques Used: Produced, Activity Assay, Functional Assay, Amplification, Sequencing



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    Methane dynamics in upland yedoma, suggested mechanisms. During summer (left panel), CH4 is oxidized by both anaerobic (at deeper) and aerobic (at shallower layer) methanotrophs (i.e., ANME2d, NC10, and denitrifiers performing N‐AOM). Methane oxidation is coupled to the nitrogen cycle, with N‐AOM linking CH4 and nitrogen transformations. N 2 O is produced and present up to 1 m depth. In winter, near‐freezing temperatures at the soil surface limit microbial activity and methanotrophy. The diminished CH4 oxidation and nitrogen‐related processes at deeper horizons may be related to lower temperatures, functional constraints, or nitrogen availability, leading to decreased N‐AOM, higher CH4 emissions to the atmosphere, and lower N 2 O production. The suggested mechanisms are based on chemical and qPCR profiles, and 16S amplicon‐based sequencing analyses. The background colors represent different soil oxygenation conditions (see Materials and Methods and Data ) (Walter Anthony et al. ).

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    Article Title: Nitrogen Redox Controls on Greenhouse Gas Production in Yedoma Taliks

    doi: 10.1111/gcb.70356

    Figure Lengend Snippet: Methane dynamics in upland yedoma, suggested mechanisms. During summer (left panel), CH4 is oxidized by both anaerobic (at deeper) and aerobic (at shallower layer) methanotrophs (i.e., ANME2d, NC10, and denitrifiers performing N‐AOM). Methane oxidation is coupled to the nitrogen cycle, with N‐AOM linking CH4 and nitrogen transformations. N 2 O is produced and present up to 1 m depth. In winter, near‐freezing temperatures at the soil surface limit microbial activity and methanotrophy. The diminished CH4 oxidation and nitrogen‐related processes at deeper horizons may be related to lower temperatures, functional constraints, or nitrogen availability, leading to decreased N‐AOM, higher CH4 emissions to the atmosphere, and lower N 2 O production. The suggested mechanisms are based on chemical and qPCR profiles, and 16S amplicon‐based sequencing analyses. The background colors represent different soil oxygenation conditions (see Materials and Methods and Data ) (Walter Anthony et al. ).

    Article Snippet: qPCR was performed using a CFX Duet qPCR instrument (Bio‐Rad, USA) and analyzed with the CFX Maestro software.

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