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Table 2 Statistics of functional genes of the three species

From: Metagenomic analysis reveals potential interactions in an artificial coculture

Function pathway or enzymes

Synechococcus sp. PCC 7002a

Mesorhizobium sp. TAIHU

Pseudomonas stutzeri TAIHU

Energy source and carbon source

 Photosynthesis and CO2 fixation

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 Beta-oxidation of fatty acid

 

√

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Cobalamin synthesis and transport

 Cobalamin de novo synthesis

 

√

 

 Cobalamin salvage

 

MSTH_00675

PSTH_00549/01543

 Cobalamin and corrinoids transport (btuBFCD)

SYNPCC7002_A0634/0635/0637

MSTH_03067-03070

 

Cobalamin-associated enzymes

 Cobalamin-dependent methionine synthase (metH)

SYNPCC7002_A2466

MSTH_00354/00815

PSTH_03850

 Cobalamin-independent methionine synthase (metE)

 

MSTH_01286

PSTH_01866

 Methylmalonyl-CoA mutase

 

MSTH_01813/02120

 

 Cobalamin-dependent ribonucleotide reductase (class II)

 

MSTH_00664

PSTH_00904

PSTH_00905

 Cobalamin-independent ribonucleotide reductase (class I)

SYNPCC7002_A1350

SYNPCC7002_A0382

 

PSTH_02138

PSTH_02139

 Anaerobic ribonucleoside-triphosphate reductase (RNR class III)

  

PSTH_03057

PSTH_03058

Compatible solutes

 Ectoine synthesis (ectABCD)

  

PSTH_01019-01022

 Glycine betaine (betAB)

 

MSTH_02104/02105/02862

PSTH_02582/02583

 Trehalose synthesis (ostAB)

 

MSTH_01326/01325

PSTH_04112/04113

 Trehalose (treY, treZ)

  

PSTH_03770/03772

Trehalose (treS)

  

PSTH_03785

 Sucrose (sppA, spsA)

SYNPCC7002_A0887/0888

  

 Glucosylglycer-(ol/ate) (ggpS, ggpP)

SYNPCC7002_A2841/2851/2852

  

 Transport of glycine betaine/proline (proVWX)

 

MSTH_01321-01323

MSTH_03779-03781

PSTH_04547-04549

 Ectoine degradation (doeABCD)

 

MSTH_03098/03099

MSTH_03109/03110

 
  1. aThe check mark indicates that the organism contains the genes responsible for the metabolic ability dictated in the column of the table. Among these, beta-oxidation of fatty acid and biosynthesis of cobalamin are shown in Fig. 4