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Methanol-specific methyltransferase isozymes have large carbon kinetic isotope effects that impact methane isotopic signatures
The stable carbon and hydrogen isotopic composition of methane is widely used to determine its sources. Methanogenic growth on methanol generates methane with significantly lower 13C/12C ratios relative to other substrates, which is used as a marker for this metabolism in environmental samples. The
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