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Kinetic curves of color variation produced by Solanum tuberosum in presence of Dye Mix MC (Biolog™) and AB. Kinetic curves obtained in presence of Dye Mix MC ( a ) and 0.004% (w/v) AB ( b ) as recorded by the <t>OmniLog</t> software. The kinetic curve based on AB as a metabolic reporter ( b ) has been transformed to an increasing curve ( c ), as described in the text
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Article Title: Phenotype microarray-based assessment of metabolic variability in plant protoplasts

Journal: Plant Methods

doi: 10.1186/s13007-025-01378-5

Kinetic curves of color variation produced by Solanum tuberosum in presence of Dye Mix MC (Biolog™) and AB. Kinetic curves obtained in presence of Dye Mix MC ( a ) and 0.004% (w/v) AB ( b ) as recorded by the OmniLog software. The kinetic curve based on AB as a metabolic reporter ( b ) has been transformed to an increasing curve ( c ), as described in the text
Figure Legend Snippet: Kinetic curves of color variation produced by Solanum tuberosum in presence of Dye Mix MC (Biolog™) and AB. Kinetic curves obtained in presence of Dye Mix MC ( a ) and 0.004% (w/v) AB ( b ) as recorded by the OmniLog software. The kinetic curve based on AB as a metabolic reporter ( b ) has been transformed to an increasing curve ( c ), as described in the text

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Article Title: Phenotype microarray-based assessment of metabolic variability in plant protoplasts
Article Snippet: In this study, the development, testing, and first utilization of PM technology of Omnilog (Biolog TM , US) instrument for the characterization of metabolic phenotypes in plant protoplast was reported.

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Article Title: Phenotype microarray-based assessment of metabolic variability in plant protoplasts
Article Snippet: In this study, the development, testing, and first utilization of PM technology of Omnilog (Biolog TM , US) instrument for the characterization of metabolic phenotypes in plant protoplast was reported.

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Article Title: Phenotype microarray-based assessment of metabolic variability in plant protoplasts
Article Snippet: In this study, the development, testing, and first utilization of PM technology of Omnilog (Biolog TM , US) instrument for the characterization of metabolic phenotypes in plant protoplast was reported.



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Kinetic curves of color variation produced by Solanum tuberosum in presence of Dye Mix MC (Biolog™) and AB. Kinetic curves obtained in presence of Dye Mix MC ( a ) and 0.004% (w/v) AB ( b ) as recorded by the <t>OmniLog</t> software. The kinetic curve based on AB as a metabolic reporter ( b ) has been transformed to an increasing curve ( c ), as described in the text
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Kinetic curves of color variation produced by Solanum tuberosum in presence of Dye Mix MC (Biolog™) and AB. Kinetic curves obtained in presence of Dye Mix MC ( a ) and 0.004% (w/v) AB ( b ) as recorded by the <t>OmniLog</t> software. The kinetic curve based on AB as a metabolic reporter ( b ) has been transformed to an increasing curve ( c ), as described in the text
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Kinetic curves of color variation produced by Solanum tuberosum in presence of Dye Mix MC (Biolog™) and AB. Kinetic curves obtained in presence of Dye Mix MC ( a ) and 0.004% (w/v) AB ( b ) as recorded by the <t>OmniLog</t> software. The kinetic curve based on AB as a metabolic reporter ( b ) has been transformed to an increasing curve ( c ), as described in the text
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a . Schematic representation of metabolite utilization analysis workflow. Nutrient utilization profile as measured by Biolog (using the <t>Omnilog</t> device) was used to determine metabolite consumption that correlates with gene expression. b. Heatmap showing the differential use of metabolites by 19 PDA cells in nutrient-depleted media over 74.5 h culture. Red denotes over-utilization; blue denotes under-utilization. PM-M1 plate contains mainly carbohydrates. c. Heatmap showing metabolites that were utilized mainly a subset of cell lines. d . Heatmap showing PDA cell lines stratified into the high and low uridine consumers. e . Measurement of relative metabolic activity (RMA) of PDA cell lines cultured in media supplemented with 1 mM uridine for 74.5 h. Basal media indicates SILAC RPMI 1640 supplemented with 5% dFBS, 0.3mM Gln, 1.148mM Arg, and 0.2189 mM Lys.
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Kinetic curves of color variation produced by Solanum tuberosum in presence of Dye Mix MC (Biolog™) and AB. Kinetic curves obtained in presence of Dye Mix MC ( a ) and 0.004% (w/v) AB ( b ) as recorded by the OmniLog software. The kinetic curve based on AB as a metabolic reporter ( b ) has been transformed to an increasing curve ( c ), as described in the text

Journal: Plant Methods

Article Title: Phenotype microarray-based assessment of metabolic variability in plant protoplasts

doi: 10.1186/s13007-025-01378-5

Figure Lengend Snippet: Kinetic curves of color variation produced by Solanum tuberosum in presence of Dye Mix MC (Biolog™) and AB. Kinetic curves obtained in presence of Dye Mix MC ( a ) and 0.004% (w/v) AB ( b ) as recorded by the OmniLog software. The kinetic curve based on AB as a metabolic reporter ( b ) has been transformed to an increasing curve ( c ), as described in the text

Article Snippet: In this study, the development, testing, and first utilization of PM technology of Omnilog (Biolog TM , US) instrument for the characterization of metabolic phenotypes in plant protoplast was reported.

Techniques: Produced, Software, Transformation Assay

a . Schematic representation of metabolite utilization analysis workflow. Nutrient utilization profile as measured by Biolog (using the Omnilog device) was used to determine metabolite consumption that correlates with gene expression. b. Heatmap showing the differential use of metabolites by 19 PDA cells in nutrient-depleted media over 74.5 h culture. Red denotes over-utilization; blue denotes under-utilization. PM-M1 plate contains mainly carbohydrates. c. Heatmap showing metabolites that were utilized mainly a subset of cell lines. d . Heatmap showing PDA cell lines stratified into the high and low uridine consumers. e . Measurement of relative metabolic activity (RMA) of PDA cell lines cultured in media supplemented with 1 mM uridine for 74.5 h. Basal media indicates SILAC RPMI 1640 supplemented with 5% dFBS, 0.3mM Gln, 1.148mM Arg, and 0.2189 mM Lys.

Journal: bioRxiv

Article Title: Nutrient profiling reveals extracellular uridine as a fuel for pancreatic cancer through uridine phosphorylase 1

doi: 10.1101/2021.06.07.447448

Figure Lengend Snippet: a . Schematic representation of metabolite utilization analysis workflow. Nutrient utilization profile as measured by Biolog (using the Omnilog device) was used to determine metabolite consumption that correlates with gene expression. b. Heatmap showing the differential use of metabolites by 19 PDA cells in nutrient-depleted media over 74.5 h culture. Red denotes over-utilization; blue denotes under-utilization. PM-M1 plate contains mainly carbohydrates. c. Heatmap showing metabolites that were utilized mainly a subset of cell lines. d . Heatmap showing PDA cell lines stratified into the high and low uridine consumers. e . Measurement of relative metabolic activity (RMA) of PDA cell lines cultured in media supplemented with 1 mM uridine for 74.5 h. Basal media indicates SILAC RPMI 1640 supplemented with 5% dFBS, 0.3mM Gln, 1.148mM Arg, and 0.2189 mM Lys.

Article Snippet: The reduction of the dye over time was measured as absorbance (A590-A750) using the OmniLog® PM-M instrument (Biolog, 93171) for 74.5 hours at 15 minutes intervals.

Techniques: Expressing, Activity Assay, Cell Culture