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Aceton precipitation and protein digestion for proteomic workflow
Creators: Malte Herold, Mohamed El Hajjami
Submitter: Malte Herold
SOP for bioleaching experiments carried out for microscopy analysis at UDE
Creators: Malte Herold, Soeren Bellenberg
Submitter: Malte Herold
steps conducted to pellet cells for RNA and protein extraction
Creator: Stephan Christel
Submitter: Stephan Christel
This file describes the naming system used to uniquely identify samples
Creator: Stephan Christel
Submitter: Stephan Christel
SOP for extracting DNA, RNA and Proteins from the mineral pellet of a bioleaching culture using hot acidic phenol. Current draft.
Creators: Malte Herold, Mario Vera, Soeren Bellenberg
Submitter: Malte Herold
Protocol for the extraction of biomolecules (DNA,RNA,protein,metabolties) from the same sample. Originally intended for lipid accumulating organisms (LAO) from wastewater treatment plant samples. So far succesfully used for pelleted cells from planktonic cultures.
Creator: Malte Herold
Submitter: Malte Herold
sampling procedure for mineral containing leaching experiments
Creator: Stephan Christel
Submitter: Stephan Christel
Initial configuration and parameters of the Bioleaching
Creator: Stephan Christel
Submitter: Stephan Christel
This README file describes how the s-core / s-core+ analysis perl script is to be executed together with data files.
Creators: Eivind Almaas, Marius Eidsaa
Submitter: Eivind Almaas
Metabolic networks with gene expression are researched under very different banners with different techniques. For example, there are the dynamic enzyme-cost Flux Balance Analysis (deFBA) [1], conditional Flux Balance Analysis [2], Metabolism and Expression models (ME models) [3], Resource Balance Analysis [4], etc. At their core, these methods can all understood as Resource Allocation Models (RAM) and while investigating their potential and their results, we encountered the problem of sharing ...
Creators: Henning Lindhorst, Alexandra-M. Reimers
Submitter: Henning Lindhorst