Fig. 5: Cultivation evidence of marine RDase-based dehalogenation microorganisms and associated metabolic interaction network.
From: Microbially-mediated halogenation and dehalogenation cycling of organohalides in the ocean
a PCE dechlorination and sulfate reduction in marine sediment cultures and presence of known OHRB. b RDase-host MAGs retrieved from metagenomics of marine sediment cultures and characterization of their RDase genes (rdhA). metabolic potentials of LS2-bin13 of phylum Desulfobacterota (c) and LS2-bin5 of phylum Chloroflexota (d). e cold seep culture-inferred interaction network among fermenting and sulfate-reducing OHRB (Ferment-OHRB and SR-OHRB) and associated microorganisms. ANME, anaerobic methanotrophic archaea. Refer to Supplementary Data 9 for the detailed annotation of functional genes with the key metabolic pathways shown in Fig. 5c–e. Source data are provided as a Source Data file.
