Published November 12, 2019 | Version v1
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Input data and Supplementary Results for "Community-level signatures of ecological succession in natural bacterial communities"

  • 1. ETH-Zúrich
  • 2. Imperial College London

Description

 

README
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This file describes the content of the different files included in this repository to
reproduce results from [1] and some of its supplementary results.

 

## Input files ##

* 20151016_Functions_remainder.csv

    Functions measured in [2]. The relevant quantities used in [1] are labelled with "7", and include:
    
    * Community: Id of the sample
    * Replicate
    * Plate
    * mgCO2.7: CO2 measured along 7 days of experiment
    * CPM7: Cell counts at the end of the experiment
    * pgRPC.7: CO2 per cell
    * ATP7: ATP measured (nM)
    * mG7: beta glucosidase (mM)
    * mN7: beta chitinase (mM)
    * mX7: xylosidase (mM)
    * mP7: phosphatase (mM)
 
* samples_metadata_time0.tsv

    * Samples: Id of the sample    
    * Part.dates: Date of sampling
    * Part.GPS.PAM: Optimal sampling sites    
    * Part.SparCC.PAM.t0: Optimal partition using SparCC
    * Part.SJD.PAM.t0: Optimal partition using Jensen-Shannon Divergence
    * Part.Dir.t0: Optimal partition using Dirichlet mixtures
    * Part.month: Month in which the community was sampled
* Dist_GPS-Haversine.dat

    Haversine (spatial) distances between samples

* corMat-SparCC_20151016_OTU_remainder.clean.samples.txt

    Matrix of correlations between samples computed with SparCC
    
* distMat_ShannonJensen_Samples_Time0.clean.dat

    Distance matrix computed with Jensen-Shannon divergence.

 


## Supplementary results ##

* SEMmodels.zip

    Results for the Structural Equation Models analysed. The structure of the folders follows the one
    available at the repository of the [project ](https://github.com/apascualgarcia/TreeHoles_descriptive).
    
* TaxaSummaries.zip

  The file contains one folder for each community-class, with matrices in different formats (biom and txt)  computing the relative abundances of the OTUs at different taxonomic levels (labelled L2 being the proxy for  Phylum to L6, the proxy of species). These matrices can be visualized interactively opening with a web  browser the files area_charts.html.

#### References ####

 [1] Pascual-García, A., & Bell, T. (2019). Community-level signatures of ecological succession in natural bacterial communities. Nature Communications (In press)

 [2] Rivett, Damian W., and Thomas Bell. Abundance determines the functional role of bacterial phylotypes in complex communities." Nature microbiology 3.7 (2018): 767.

 

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Funding

REDUNDANCY – Functional redundancy of bacterial communities in the laboratory and in the wild 311399
European Commission