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Genomic and phenotypic characterization of a human gut Methanobrevibacter intestini strain G0370_i3 isolated in Gabon.

Future microbiology - 1 Feb 2026

Mbong Ngwese Mirabeau, Loum Stephen, Berg Lara, Tyakht Alexander V, Youngblut Nicholas D, Adegnika Ayola A, Kremsner Peter, Ley Ruth E, Marsh James W

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AIMS: Methanogens are methane-producing archaea that are present in the human gut. Yet, their adaptation to diverse human lifestyles remains poorly understood. Here, we report the isolation of Methanobrevibacter intestini G0370_i3 from the stool of a healthy adult from Southern Gabon, Africa, where inhabitants maintain traditional subsistence lifestyles with diets distinct from industrialized populations....

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PMID: 41858079
DOI: 10.1080/17460913.2026.2645510
PMCID: PMC13078230

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