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Proteomic data were obtained from hydrogenotrophic methanogen strain isolated from the rumen of sheep under methanogenesis-inhibiting conditions, providing a resource to interrogate protein-level adjustments and methane-associated pathways during inhibitor exposure in assays.

ABSTRACT: Proteomic data were obtained from hydrogenotrophic methanogen strain isolated from the sheep rumen under methanogenesis-inhibiting conditions, providing a resource to interrogate protein-level adjustments and methane-associated pathways during inhibitor exposure. The dataset enables analyses of differential abundance and pathway enrichment linked to methane production and stress responses in controlled in vitro assays.

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ORGANISM(S): Methanobrevibacter Olleyae

TISSUE(S): Cell Culture

SUBMITTER: bingzi ouyang

LAB HEAD: Min Wang

PROVIDER: PXD070174 | Pride | 2026-03-04

REPOSITORIES: Pride

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