Transcriptional response to glycogen deficiency in Synechocystis under constant illumination
This is a study on how two glycogen deficient Synechocystis sp. PCC 6803 mutant lines (glgC-1 and glgC-6) respond to constant illumination compared to the wildtype. Cells were pre-cultivated in shake flasks under constant light. For the main experiment, one culture of each strain was grown in a multi-cultivator. After an acclimation to the conditions in the multi-cultivator (standard conditions) of 24 hours of light, the experiment was started. After 11 hours of light, the  samples were taken. The files in this project contain the identifier EoD to signify this illumination period of 11 hours during the experiment. This experiment was repeated 4 times for a total of 4 replicates per strain.
This is a study on how two glycogen deficient Synechocystis sp. PCC 6803 mutant lines (glgC-1 and glgC-6) respond to constant illumination compared to the wildtype. Cells were pre-cultivated in shake flasks under constant light. For the main experiment, one culture of each strain was grown in a multi-cultivator. After an acclimation to the conditions in the multi-cultivator (standard conditions) of 24 hours of light, the experiment was started. After 11 hours of light, the  samples were taken. The files in this project contain the identifier EoD to signify this illumination period of 11 hours during the experiment. This experiment was repeated 4 times for a total of 4 replicates per strain.