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| author | Nicole M.J. Geerlings Michiel V. Kienhuis Silvia Hidalgo-Martinez Renee Hageman Diana Vasquez-Cardenaz Jack J. Middelburg Filip J.R. Meysman Lubos Polerecky |
| author_facet | Nicole M.J. Geerlings Michiel V. Kienhuis Silvia Hidalgo-Martinez Renee Hageman Diana Vasquez-Cardenaz Jack J. Middelburg Filip J.R. Meysman Lubos Polerecky |
| contents | <p>Datasets used for chapter 5 of the PhD thesis of N.M.J. Geerlings. The ecophysiology of multicellular cable bacteria:<br> insights from single cell imaging techniques</p> <p>Dataset 1: document (.dac) with the 18O atom fraction for each region of interest defined as a poly-P granule. These values were used for Model 1 and to construct figure 5.5 A-C. </p> <p>Dataset 2: document (.dac) with the 18O atom fraction of each region of interest defined as a poly-P granule and the corresponding 13C atom fraction of the cytoplasm. These fractions are only determined for the nanoSIMS data where the 12C14N- ion count was measured correctly. These values were used for Model 2 and to construct figure 5.6 and A5.3A-B. </p> |
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| spellingShingle | The role of polyphosphates in the metabolism of multicellular cable bacteria Nicole M.J. Geerlings Michiel V. Kienhuis Silvia Hidalgo-Martinez Renee Hageman Diana Vasquez-Cardenaz Jack J. Middelburg Filip J.R. Meysman Lubos Polerecky Cable bacteria, polyphosphate granules, stable isotope probing, nanoSIMS <p>Datasets used for chapter 5 of the PhD thesis of N.M.J. Geerlings. The ecophysiology of multicellular cable bacteria:<br> insights from single cell imaging techniques</p> <p>Dataset 1: document (.dac) with the 18O atom fraction for each region of interest defined as a poly-P granule. These values were used for Model 1 and to construct figure 5.5 A-C. </p> <p>Dataset 2: document (.dac) with the 18O atom fraction of each region of interest defined as a poly-P granule and the corresponding 13C atom fraction of the cytoplasm. These fractions are only determined for the nanoSIMS data where the 12C14N- ion count was measured correctly. These values were used for Model 2 and to construct figure 5.6 and A5.3A-B. </p> |
| title | The role of polyphosphates in the metabolism of multicellular cable bacteria |
| topic | Cable bacteria, polyphosphate granules, stable isotope probing, nanoSIMS |
| url | https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.5154004 |