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Because of the ability to metabolize a large number of electron acceptors such as nitrate, nitrite, fumarate, and metal oxides,  Shewanella  species have attracted much attention in recent years. Generally, the use of these electron acceptors is mainly achieved through electron transfer proteins and their interactions which will dynamically change across different environmental conditions in cells. Therefore, functional analysis of condition-specific molecular networks can reveal biological information on electron transfer processes. By integrating expression data and molecular networks, we constructed condition-specific molecular networks for  Shewanella piezotolerans  WP3. We then identified condition-specific key genes and studied their potential functions with an emphasis on their roles in electron transfer processes. Functional module analysis showed that different flagellar assembly modules appeared under these conditions and suggested that flagellar proteins are important for these conditions. We also identified the electron transfer modules underlying these various environmental conditions. The present results could help with screening electron transfer genes and understanding electron transfer processes under various environmental conditions for the  Shewanella  species.

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Condition-Specific Molecular Network Analysis Revealed That Flagellar Proteins Are Involved in Electron Transfer Processes of Shewanella piezotolerans WP3