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Comparative metabolomics of Evolved Skeletonema marinoi exposed to algicidal bacteria

ABSTRACT: It is metabolites derived from evolved Skeletonema marinoi that are resistant to algicidal bacteria, Kordia algicide. According to unpublished data (publication is in process) from Azizah et al, 2025. Title: Adaptive Evolution of an oxylipin-based chemical defence in a bloom-forming diatom exposed to algicidal bacteria. Authors: Muhaiminatul Azizah1, Janine F. M. Otto1, Nico Ueberschaar2, Markus Werner3, Oliver Werz3, Georg Pohnert1

INSTRUMENT(S): Orbitrap Exploris 480

ORGANISM(S): Skeletonema Marinoi (ncbitaxon:267567)

SUBMITTER: Georg Pohnert

PROVIDER: MSV000099304 | MassIVE |

REPOSITORIES: MassIVE

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