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The Distinct Archaeal Gene Versions of Thaumarchaeota That Oxidize Ammonia

Question 19

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The distinct archaeal gene versions of Thaumarchaeota that oxidize ammonia into hydroxyl-amine (NH₂OH) is catalyzed by ______.

A) ammonia monooxygenase (AMO)
B) methanofuran (MFR)
C) methylaspartate pathway (MAP)
D) ammonium dismutase (ADM)

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