Extended Data Fig. 5: Experimental specific acetate ratio between mutant 184f1 and Cba18-WT showed good agreement with the simulated ratio, derived from FBA secretion fluxes. | Nature Microbiology

Extended Data Fig. 5: Experimental specific acetate ratio between mutant 184f1 and Cba18-WT showed good agreement with the simulated ratio, derived from FBA secretion fluxes.

From: Phage resistance mutations in a marine bacterium impact biogeochemically relevant cellular processes

Extended Data Fig. 5

To compare experimental acetate concentrations to FBA acetate secretion fluxes, we simulated an exponential growth for Cba18-WT and 184f1 –as close as possible to the experimental conditions- and integrated the instantaneous acetate secretion rate over time, assuming no reuptake. Both experiment and simulation were done using D-glucose as a single C source, with key values during the experiment and growth simulation presented in Extended Data Table 1. Simulation of Cba18-WT and 184f1’s exponential growth and acetate concentration.

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