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aeal genera, by comparing the response of the archaeal AMO, a bacterial AMO and pMMO to inhibition by linear 1-alkynes and the aromatic alkyne, phenylacetylene. Reduced sensitivity to inhibition by larger alkynes suggests that the archaeal AMO has a narrower hydrocarbon substrate range compared to the bacterial AMO, as previously reported for other genera of AOA. Phenylacetylene inhibited the archaeal and bacterial AMO at different thresholds and by different mechanisms of inhibition, highlighting structural differences between
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