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The volatilomes of Symbiodiniaceae-associated bacteria are influenced by chemicals derived from their algal partners

ABSTRACT: Samples are from bacterial cultures of axenic Labrenzia sp. 21p or Marinobacter adhaerens that were incubated in either Symbiodiniaceae (algae) exudate or blank IMK medium.

INSTRUMENT(S): 7890A Agilent GCMS, 5975C Agilent mass selective detector, Markes Unity 2 and Ultra 2

ORGANISM(S): Labrenzia Sp. 21p Marinobacter Adhaerens Hp15 (ncbitaxon:225937)

SUBMITTER: Caitlin Lawson

PROVIDER: MSV000084431 | MassIVE | Mon Oct 07 23:04:00 BST 2019

REPOSITORIES: MassIVE

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