The Occurrence of Putative Nitric Oxide Dismutase (Nod) in an Alpine Wetland with a New Dominant Subcluster and the Potential Ability for a Methane Sink

<div>Alignment of the quinol-binding site and the catalytic site in Nod sequences and qNor sequences. The conserved residuals in qNor are highlighted in red, and the substitutions in putative Nod and putative Nor are shown in green.</div>

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Figure 2: The Occurrence of Putative Nitric Oxide Dismutase (Nod) in an Alpine Wetland with a New Dominant Subcluster and the Potential Ability for a Methane Sink 

Figure 2 | The Occurrence of Putative Nitric Oxide Dismutase (Nod) in an Alpine Wetland with a New Dominant Subcluster and the Potential Ability for a Methane Sink 