Summary of Study ST002466
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Study ID | ST002466 |
Study Title | Deciphering the metabolomic differences between two fast-growing cyanobacteria, S.elongatus PCC 11801 and 11802 via 13C-metabolic flux analysis |
Study Summary | The study aims to identify the metabolic differences between two promising fast-growing, non-model cyanobacterial strains, S. elongatus PCC 11801 and PCC 11802. To this end, dynamic 13C-labeling experiments were carried out in the two cyanobacterial strains grown in shake flasks at a similar light intensity of approx. 300-350 µmole photons.m-2. s-1. The samples for metabolomics analysis were collected during the exponential growth phase at an optical cell density of 0.5-0.6. The detailed protocol for experiment can be found in the protocol file. |
Institute | Indian Institute of Technology Bombay |
Department | Chemical Engineering |
Last Name | Wangikar |
First Name | Pramod |
Address | Biosystems and Bioengineering Lab, Department of Chemical Engineering, IIT Bombay, Powai, Mumbai, Maharashtra, India -400076 |
wangikar@iitb.ac.in | |
Phone | +91 22 2576 72 32 |
Submit Date | 2023-01-26 |
Raw Data Available | Yes |
Raw Data File Type(s) | mzML |
Analysis Type Detail | LC-MS |
Release Date | 2023-07-05 |
Release Version | 1 |
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Project:
Project ID: | PR001592 |
Project DOI: | doi: 10.21228/M8X712 |
Project Title: | Dynamic 13C-labeling and metabolic flux analysis unveils metabolic differences between two fast-growing cyanobacteria S. elongatus PCC 11801 and 11802 |
Project Summary: | The project aims to identify the metabolic differences between two promising non-model cyanobacterial strains, Synechococcus elongatus PCC 11801 and PCC 11802. |
Institute: | Indian Institute of Technology Bombay |
Department: | Chemical Engineering |
Laboratory: | Biosystems and Bioengineering Lab |
Last Name: | Wangikar |
First Name: | Pramod |
Address: | Biosystems and Bioengineering Lab, Department of Chemical Engineering, IIT Bombay, Powai, Mumbai, Maharashtra, India -400076 |
Email: | wangikar@iitb.ac.in |
Phone: | +91 22 2576 72 32 |
Funding Source: | Department of Biotechnology, Ministry of Science, India |
Contributors: | Damini Jaiswal |
Subject:
Subject ID: | SU002556 |
Subject Type: | Bacteria |
Subject Species: | Synechococcus elongatus |
Taxonomy ID: | 2219813 |
Factors:
Subject type: Bacteria; Subject species: Synechococcus elongatus (Factor headings shown in green)
mb_sample_id | local_sample_id | Time point of 13C labeling (s) | SWATH Program |
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SA247131 | PCC 11801 0 SEC SWATH1-2 BR2 | 0 | SWATH 1 |
SA247132 | PCC11801 0 SEC SWATH1-1 BR1 | 0 | SWATH 1 |
SA247133 | PCC11802 0 SEC SWATH1-1 BR2 | 0 | SWATH 1 |
SA247134 | PCC11802 0 SEC SWATH1-2 BR2 | 0 | SWATH 1 |
SA247135 | PCC 11801 0 SEC SWATH1-1 BR2 | 0 | SWATH 1 |
SA247136 | PCC 11802 0 SEC SWATH-1 BR1 | 0 | SWATH 1 |
SA247137 | PCC11801 0 SEC SWATH1-2 BR1 | 0 | SWATH 1 |
SA247138 | PCC11802 0 SEC SWATH2-1 BR2 | 0 | SWATH 2 |
SA247139 | PCC11802 0 SEC SWATH2-2 BR2 | 0 | SWATH 2 |
SA247140 | PCC11801 0 SEC SWATH2-1 BR1 | 0 | SWATH 2 |
SA247141 | PCC 11801 0 SEC SWATH2-2 BR2 | 0 | SWATH 2 |
SA247142 | PCC 11802 0 SEC SWATH-2 BR1 | 0 | SWATH 2 |
SA247143 | PCC 11801 0 SEC SWATH2-1 BR2 | 0 | SWATH 2 |
SA247144 | PCC11801 0 SEC SWATH2-2 BR1 | 0 | SWATH 2 |
SA247145 | PCC11802 0 SEC SWATH4-1 BR2 | 0 | SWATH 4 |
SA247146 | PCC 11801 0 SEC SWATH4-1 BR2 | 0 | SWATH 4 |
SA247147 | PCC11801 0 SEC SWATH4-2 BR1 | 0 | SWATH 4 |
SA247148 | PCC11801 0 SEC SWATH4-1 BR1 | 0 | SWATH 4 |
SA247149 | PCC11802 0 SEC SWATH4-2 BR2 | 0 | SWATH 4 |
SA247150 | PCC 11801 0 SEC SWATH4-2 BR2 | 0 | SWATH 4 |
SA247151 | PCC 11801 120 SEC SWATH1-2 BR2 | 120 | SWATH 1 |
SA247152 | PCC 11801 120 SEC SWATH1-1 BR2 | 120 | SWATH 1 |
SA247153 | PCC11801 120 SEC SWATH1-2 BR1 | 120 | SWATH 1 |
SA247154 | PCC 11802 120 SEC SWATH-1 BR1 | 120 | SWATH 1 |
SA247155 | PCC11802 120 SEC SWATH1-2 BR2 | 120 | SWATH 1 |
SA247156 | PCC11802 120 SEC SWATH1-1 BR2 | 120 | SWATH 1 |
SA247157 | PCC11801 120 SEC SWATH1-1 BR1 | 120 | SWATH 1 |
SA247158 | PCC11802 120 SEC SWATH2-1 BR2 | 120 | SWATH 2 |
SA247159 | PCC 11801 120 SEC SWATH2-2 BR2 | 120 | SWATH 2 |
SA247160 | PCC 11802 120 SEC SWATH-2 BR1 | 120 | SWATH 2 |
SA247161 | PCC11802 120 SEC SWATH2-2 BR2 | 120 | SWATH 2 |
SA247162 | PCC 11801 120 SEC SWATH2-1 BR2 | 120 | SWATH 2 |
SA247163 | PCC11801 120 SEC SWATH2-1 BR1 | 120 | SWATH 2 |
SA247164 | PCC11801 120 SEC SWATH2-2 BR1 | 120 | SWATH 2 |
SA247165 | PCC11802 120 SEC SWATH4-2 BR2 | 120 | SWATH 4 |
SA247166 | PCC11802 120 SEC SWATH4-1 BR2 | 120 | SWATH 4 |
SA247167 | PCC 11801 120 SEC SWATH4-1 BR2 | 120 | SWATH 4 |
SA247168 | PCC11801 120 SEC SWATH4-1 BR1 | 120 | SWATH 4 |
SA247169 | PCC 11801 120 SEC SWATH4-2 BR2 | 120 | SWATH 4 |
SA247170 | PCC11801 120 SEC SWATH4-2 BR1 | 120 | SWATH 4 |
SA247171 | PCC11802 1800 SEC SWATH1-2 BR2 | 1800 | SWATH 1 |
SA247172 | PCC 11801 1800 SEC SWATH1-2 BR1 | 1800 | SWATH 1 |
SA247173 | PCC11802 1800 SEC SWATH1-1 BR2 | 1800 | SWATH 1 |
SA247174 | PCC 11801 1800 SEC SWATH1-1 BR2 | 1800 | SWATH 1 |
SA247175 | PCC11802 1800 SEC SWATH1-1 BR1 | 1800 | SWATH 1 |
SA247176 | PCC 11801 1800 SEC SWATH1-1 BR1 | 1800 | SWATH 1 |
SA247177 | PCC 11801 1800 SEC SWATH1-2 BR2 | 1800 | SWATH 1 |
SA247178 | PCC 11801 1800 SEC SWATH2-1 BR2 | 1800 | SWATH 2 |
SA247179 | PCC11802 1800 SEC SWATH2-1 BR1 | 1800 | SWATH 2 |
SA247180 | PCC 11801 1800 SEC SWATH2-2 BR2 | 1800 | SWATH 2 |
SA247181 | PCC11802 1800 SEC SWATH2-1 BR2 | 1800 | SWATH 2 |
SA247182 | PCC11802 1800 SEC SWATH2-2 BR2 | 1800 | SWATH 2 |
SA247183 | PCC 11801 1800 SEC SWATH2-1 BR1 | 1800 | SWATH 2 |
SA247184 | PCC 11801 1800 SEC SWATH2-2 BR1 | 1800 | SWATH 2 |
SA247185 | PCC11802 1800 SEC SWATH4-1 BR1 | 1800 | SWATH 4 |
SA247186 | PCC11802 1800 SEC SWATH4-2 BR2 | 1800 | SWATH 4 |
SA247187 | PCC 11801 1800 SEC SWATH4-2 BR1 | 1800 | SWATH 4 |
SA247188 | PCC11802 1800 SEC SWATH4-1 BR2 | 1800 | SWATH 4 |
SA247189 | PCC 11801 1800 SEC SWATH4-2 BR2 | 1800 | SWATH 4 |
SA247190 | PCC 11801 1800 SEC SWATH4-1 BR1 | 1800 | SWATH 4 |
SA247191 | PCC 11801 1800 SEC SWATH4-1 BR2 | 1800 | SWATH 4 |
SA247192 | PCC 11801 180 SEC SWATH1-2 BR2 | 180 | SWATH 1 |
SA247193 | PCC11802 180 SEC SWATH1-2 BR2 | 180 | SWATH 1 |
SA247194 | PCC 11801 180 SEC SWATH1-1 BR2 | 180 | SWATH 1 |
SA247195 | PCC11802 180 SEC SWATH1-1 BR2 | 180 | SWATH 1 |
SA247196 | PCC 11802 180 SEC SWATH-1 BR1 | 180 | SWATH 1 |
SA247197 | PCC11801 180 SEC SWATH1-2 BR1 | 180 | SWATH 1 |
SA247198 | PCC11801 180 SEC SWATH1-1 BR1 | 180 | SWATH 1 |
SA247199 | PCC11801 180 SEC SWATH2-2 BR1 | 180 | SWATH 2 |
SA247200 | PCC 11801 180 SEC SWATH2-2 BR2 | 180 | SWATH 2 |
SA247201 | PCC11801 180 SEC SWATH2-1 BR1 | 180 | SWATH 2 |
SA247202 | PCC11802 180 SEC SWATH2-1 BR2 | 180 | SWATH 2 |
SA247203 | PCC11802 180 SEC SWATH2-2 BR2 | 180 | SWATH 2 |
SA247204 | PCC 11801 180 SEC SWATH2-1 BR2 | 180 | SWATH 2 |
SA247205 | PCC 11802 180 SEC SWATH-2 BR1 | 180 | SWATH 2 |
SA247206 | PCC11801 180 SEC SWATH4-1 BR1 | 180 | SWATH 4 |
SA247207 | PCC 11801 180 SEC SWATH4-1 BR2 | 180 | SWATH 4 |
SA247208 | PCC 11801 180 SEC SWATH4-2 BR2 | 180 | SWATH 4 |
SA247209 | PCC11802 180 SEC SWATH4-1 BR2 | 180 | SWATH 4 |
SA247210 | PCC11801 180 SEC SWATH4-2 BR1 | 180 | SWATH 4 |
SA247211 | PCC11802 180 SEC SWATH4-2 BR2 | 180 | SWATH 4 |
SA247212 | PCC11801 300 SEC SWATH1-1 BR1 | 300 | SWATH 1 |
SA247213 | PCC 11801 300 SEC SWATH1-1 BR2 | 300 | SWATH 1 |
SA247214 | PCC11801 300 SEC SWATH1-2 BR1 | 300 | SWATH 1 |
SA247215 | PCC11802 300 SEC SWATH1-2 BR2 | 300 | SWATH 1 |
SA247216 | PCC11802 300 SEC SWATH1-1 BR2 | 300 | SWATH 1 |
SA247217 | PCC 11802 300 SEC SWATH-1 BR1 | 300 | SWATH 1 |
SA247218 | PCC 11801 300 SEC SWATH1-2 BR2 | 300 | SWATH 1 |
SA247219 | PCC 11801 300 SEC SWATH2-1 BR2 | 300 | SWATH 2 |
SA247220 | PCC11802 300 SEC SWATH2-2 BR2 | 300 | SWATH 2 |
SA247221 | PCC 11801 300 SEC SWATH2-2 BR2 | 300 | SWATH 2 |
SA247222 | PCC11802 300 SEC SWATH2-1 BR2 | 300 | SWATH 2 |
SA247223 | PCC11801 300 SEC SWATH2-1 BR1 | 300 | SWATH 2 |
SA247224 | PCC 11802 300 SEC SWATH-2 BR1 | 300 | SWATH 2 |
SA247225 | PCC11801 300 SEC SWATH2-2 BR1 | 300 | SWATH 2 |
SA247226 | PCC11801 300 SEC SWATH4-1 BR1 | 300 | SWATH 4 |
SA247227 | PCC11801 300 SEC SWATH4-2 BR1 | 300 | SWATH 4 |
SA247228 | PCC11802 300 SEC SWATH4-1 BR2 | 300 | SWATH 4 |
SA247229 | PCC 11801 300 SEC SWATH4-1 BR2 | 300 | SWATH 4 |
SA247230 | PCC 11801 300 SEC SWATH4-2 BR2 | 300 | SWATH 4 |
Collection:
Collection ID: | CO002549 |
Collection Summary: | Experiments were carried out by growing Synechococcus elongatus PCC 11801 and PCC 11802 cells in shake flask under continuous light conditions. The light intensity was ~300-350 µmole photons m-2 s-1. Twenty mL of culture was collected at OD730 of ~0.5-0.6. Samples were quenched with methanol and extracted using the methanol-chloroform-water method. Extracts were stored at -80°C till LCMS analysis. LCMS analysis was done in the negative ion mode using the SWATH methods. |
Sample Type: | Bacterial cells |
Treatment:
Treatment ID: | TR002568 |
Treatment Summary: | The metabolites were extracted using a methanol-chloroform-water method described in the Dynamic 13C-labeling of S.elongatus PCC 11801 and 11802 file of the collection data. |
Sample Preparation:
Sampleprep ID: | SP002562 |
Sampleprep Summary: | One aliquot of the metabolite extract of each sample were reconstituted in 100µL 50:50 methanol-water and filtered using nylon syringe filters to remove any particulate matter.The injection volume was 4µL. |
Processing Storage Conditions: | On ice |
Extract Storage: | -80℃ |
Combined analysis:
Analysis ID | AN004022 |
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Analysis type | MS |
Chromatography type | Reversed phase |
Chromatography system | Shimadzu 20AD |
Column | Phenomenex Synergi Hydro RP 100 A (100 x 2mm, 2.5um) |
MS Type | ESI |
MS instrument type | Triple TOF |
MS instrument name | ABI Sciex 5600+ TripleTOF |
Ion Mode | NEGATIVE |
Units | Relative Abundance of Isotopologues |
Chromatography:
Chromatography ID: | CH002972 |
Instrument Name: | Shimadzu 20AD |
Column Name: | Phenomenex Synergi Hydro RP 100 A (100 x 2mm, 2.5um) |
Column Temperature: | 25 |
Flow Gradient: | The gradient method used is as follows: 0% B (0.01 min), 0% B (2 min), 35% B (8 min), 35% B (10.5 min), 90% B (15.50 min), 90% B (20.5 min), 0% B (22 min), and 0% B (30 min) |
Flow Rate: | 0.3 mL/minute |
Solvent A: | 100% water; 10 mM tributylamine; 15mM acetic acid |
Solvent B: | 100% methanol |
Chromatography Type: | Reversed phase |
MS:
MS ID: | MS003769 |
Analysis ID: | AN004022 |
Instrument Name: | ABI Sciex 5600+ TripleTOF |
Instrument Type: | Triple TOF |
MS Type: | ESI |
MS Comments: | The data was acquired with SWATH methods. The details of SWATH methods can be found in the article https://doi.org/10.1016/j.isci.2020.101704. The quantification of MID of metabolites and fragment ions was performed by integrating the area under the curve of precursor and fragment isotopologues using MultiQuant 3.0.1 (Sciex, Framingham, MA) from the Q1 isolation window of the SWATH program, where all the precursor isotopologues of the respective metabolite were present. The peak areas were used to estimate precursor and product MID: mi=Mi/(∑(j=0)^n Mj ) where mi and Mi represent the normalized relative and unnormalized isotopologue abundance for each precursor/fragment ion in which i 13C atoms are incorporated, and n represents the number of carbon. |
Ion Mode: | NEGATIVE |