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iamm-collection

This repo is used to consolidate various metadata related to a large portion of the Segrè lab's microbial strains. The majority of this work originated from the HFSP collaboration Interactions Among Marine Microbes (IAMM).

The result is a master metadata file which should be used as primary point of information on any of the strains covered.

Master Metadata File Column Structure

  • ds_strain_id: This is the unique strain identifier across projects. It stands for "Daniel Segrè lab strain identifier" This ID must be used for all work related to these strains for consistencies.
  • phylum, class, ..., strain_designation: Names of Strain at various taxonomic levels
  • source, source_catalog_number: Where we got the strain from.
  • id_...: Project-specific identifiers. See below for specific labels. This value together with the value of column ds_strain_id can serve to map between different projects. In addition, presence of a value in these columns indicates that this strain is being used in a particular project.
  • RES_..., LIB_..., ZOC_...: Project-specific metadata, included for convenience. See below for specific labels.

Involved Projects

The following projects have in some way dealt with (some) of the strains:

  • re-sequencing/RES: Re-sequencing of bacteria retrieved from various sources to investigate genome variation.
  • marine_library/LIB: The Segrè lab library of marine microbial strains covering a wide range of (potential interaction) traits based on in silico analysis by Zoccerato et al. (ZOC). This is a physical strain library which is in our -80 °C.
  • forchielli22/FOR: Phenotyping of marine bacteria on single carbon sources. DOI: https://doi.org/10.1128/msystems.00070-22
  • zoccarato22/ZOC: An in silicon study across 473 to identify genome functional clusters (GFCs) grouping strains with similar traits (potentially involved in microbial interactions). DOI: https://doi.org/10.1038/s42003-022-03184-4

Consolidation Process

Euler diagram of strain overlap across projects

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