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Proteomes of Wenzhouxiangella isolate grown on three substrates

ABSTRACT: A new haloalkaliphilic species of Wenzhouxiangella, strain AB-CW3 was isolated from a system of alkaline soda lakes in the Kulunda Steppe. Its complete, circular genome was assembled from combined nanopore and illumina sequencing and its proteome was determined for three different experimental conditions: growth on Staphylococcus cells, casein, or peptone. AB-CW3 is an aerobic bacterium feeding mainly on proteins and peptides.

INSTRUMENT(S): Q Exactive Plus

ORGANISM(S): Wenzhouxiangellaceae Bacterium

SUBMITTER: Jackie Zorz

LAB HEAD: Marc Strous

PROVIDER: PXD021036 | Pride | 2020-11-03

REPOSITORIES: Pride

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	Run2_Case1_400ng.msf	Msf
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