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The Genome of the Anaerobic Fungus Orpinomyces sp. Strain C1A Reveals the Unique Evolutionary History of a Remarkable Plant Biomass Degrader by YOUSSEF, Noha H, COUGER, M. B, STRUCHTEMEYER, Christopher G, LIGGENSTOFFER, Audra S, PRADE, Rolf A, NAJAR, Fares Z, ATIYEH, Hasan K, WILKINS, Mark R, ELSHAHED, Mostafa S

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Influence of the Drilling Mud Formulation Process on the Bacterial Communities in Thermogenic Natural Gas Wells of the Barnett Shale by STRUCHTEMEYER, Christopher G, DAVIS, James P, ELSHAHED, Mostafa S

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Physiology, Ecology, Phylogeny, and Genomics of Microorganisms Capable of Syntrophic Metabolism by McInerney, Michael J., Struchtemeyer, Christopher G., Sieber, Jessica, Mouttaki, Housna, Stams, Alfons J. M., Schink, Bernhard, Rohlin, Lars, Gunsalus, Robert P.

“…Syntrophic metabolism is diverse in two respects: phylogenetically with microorganisms capable of syntrophic metabolism found in the Deltaproteobacteria and in…”
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The Genome of Syntrophus aciditrophicus: Life at the Thermodynamic Limit of Microbial Growth by McInerney, Michael J., Rohlin, Lars, Mouttaki, Housna, Kim, UnMi, Krupp, Rebecca S., Rios-Hernandez, Luis, Sieber, Jessica, Struchtemeyer, Christopher G., Bhattacharyya, Anamitra, Campbell, John W., Gunsalus, Robert P.

“…Biochemically, the syntrophic bacteria constitute the missing link in our understanding of anaerobic flow of carbon in the biosphere. The completed genome…”
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A critical assessment of the efficacy of biocides used during the hydraulic fracturing process in shale natural gas wells by Struchtemeyer, Christopher G., Morrison, Michael D., Elshahed, Mostafa S.

“…We examined the efficacy of multiple biocides that are commonly used to control sulfate-reducing bacteria in fracturing fluids in shale natural gas formations…”
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Bacterial communities associated with hydraulic fracturing fluids in thermogenic natural gas wells in North Central Texas, USA by Struchtemeyer, Christopher G., Elshahed, Mostafa S.

“…Abstract Hydraulic fracturing is used to increase the permeability of shale gas formations and involves pumping large volumes of fluids into these formations…”
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Bacterial Communities Associated with Production Facilities of Two Newly Drilled Thermogenic Natural Gas Wells in the Barnett Shale (Texas, USA) by Davis, James P., Struchtemeyer, Christopher G., Elshahed, Mostafa S.

“…We monitored the bacterial communities in the gas–water separator and water storage tank of two newly drilled natural gas wells in the Barnett Shale in north…”
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Evidence for Aceticlastic Methanogenesis in the Presence of Sulfate in a Gas Condensate-Contaminated Aquifer by Struchtemeyer, Christopher G, Elshahed, Mostafa S, Duncan, Kathleen E, McInerney, Michael J

“…The anaerobic metabolism of acetate was studied in sediments and groundwater from a gas condensate-contaminated aquifer in an aquifer where geochemical…”
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Utilizing Anaerobic Fungi for Two-stage Sugar Extraction and Biofuel Production from Lignocellulosic Biomass by Ranganathan, Abhaya, Smith, Olivia P, Youssef, Noha H, Struchtemeyer, Christopher G, Atiyeh, Hasan K, Elshahed, Mostafa S

“…Lignocellulosic biomass is a vast and underutilized resource for the production of sugars and biofuels. However, the structural complexity of lignocellulosic…”
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Survival of the anaerobic fungus Orpinomyces sp. strain C1A after prolonged air exposure by Struchtemeyer, Christopher G., Ranganathan, Abhaya, Couger, M. B., Liggenstoffer, Audra S., Youssef, Noha H., Elshahed, Mostafa S.

“…Anaerobic fungi are efficient plant biomass degraders and represent promising agents for a variety of biotechnological applications. We evaluated the tolerance…”
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Evidence for syntrophic butyrate metabolism under sulfate-reducing conditions in a hydrocarbon-contaminated aquifer by Struchtemeyer, Christopher G., Duncan, Kathleen E., McInerney, Michael J.

“…Abstract The importance of syntrophy in the degradation of butyrate in an aquifer where sulfate reduction was shown to be an important terminal…”
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Transcriptomic analysis of lignocellulosic biomass degradation by the anaerobic fungal isolate Orpinomyces sp. strain C1A by Couger, M B, Youssef, Noha H, Struchtemeyer, Christopher G, Liggenstoffer, Audra S, Elshahed, Mostafa S

“…Anaerobic fungi reside in the rumen and alimentary tract of herbivores where they play an important role in the digestion of ingested plant biomass. The…”
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Bacterial communities associated with hydraulic fracturing fluids in thermogenic natural gas wells in North Central Texas, USA: Subsurface Microbiology by STRUCHTEMEYER, Christopher G, ELSHAHED, Mostafa S

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Evidence for syntrophic butyrate metabolism under sulfate-reducing conditions in a hydrocarbon-contaminated aquifer: Syntrophic butyrate metabolism in an aquifer by Struchtemeyer, Christopher G., Duncan, Kathleen E., McInerney, Michael J.

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Evidence for syntrophic butyrate metabolism under sulfateareducing conditions in a hydrocarbonacontaminated aquifer by Struchtemeyer, Christopher G, Duncan, Kathleen E, McInerney, Michael J

“…The importance of syntrophy in the degradation of butyrate in an aquifer where sulfate reduction was shown to be an important terminal electron-accepting…”
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Microorganisms from anaerobic, gas condensate-contaminated sediments that degrade acetate, butyrate, and propionate under methanogenic and sulfate-reducing conditions by Struchtemeyer, Christopher G

“…The anaerobic metabolism of the fatty acids acetate, butyrate, and propionate was studied using sediments and groundwater from a gas condensate-contaminated…”
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