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Gf 75

Manufactured by Advantec
Sourced in Japan

The GF-75 is a laboratory equipment designed for general filtration applications. It features a glass fiber filter and a stainless steel housing.

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Evaluating Contrast Agent Destruction

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The measure the AuNDs or AuMBs destruction ratio and the efficiency of AuNRs release, 6 × 109 of contrast agents were loaded into a 2-ml Eppendorf tube and placed in a 2% agar phantom. The destruction ratio was calculated by comparing the numbers of AuNDs or AuMBs between before and after exposure to laser radiation only, ultrasound only, or ultrasound and laser radiation simultaneously as measured using a Coulter MultiSizer III device. To measure the efficiency of AuNRs release, AuNRs released from AuMBs or AuNDs were filtered through glass-fiber filter paper with 300-nm pores (GF-75, Advantec, Japan), and then the OD value of the free AuNRs was assessed using a plate reader (Enspire 2300, PerkinElmer, USA) after subtracted the background from the filtrate of non-treated AuNDs. The initial OD values of non-treated AuMBs and AuNDs were assessed after subtracted the background from the same numbers of MBs or NDs.
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Characterizing Dissolved Organic Matter Composition

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DOM samples were collected in Niskin bottles mounted on a conductivity-temperature-depth rosette profiler and immediately filtered using pre-combusted 0.3 μm glass fiber filters (GF75, Advantec) into pre-combusted amber glass vials. Fluorescence spectra were measured using a FluoroMax 4 Jobin Yvon fluorometer [26 ]. Parallel factor analysis was applied to decompose the fluorescence signal into their main components following the procedures outlined in Murphy et al. [61 (link)] The PARAFAC model validated 7 components including 5 humic-like (C1-C2, C4-C5, and C7) and 2 protein-like components (C3 and C6) in 4483 samples collected from surface to 10 m above bottom sediment in the Canada Basin between 2007 and 2017 [26 ].
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Tracing Cellular Carbon Dynamics

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For analysis, 13C-labeled NaHCO3 (99% 13C, Cambridge Isotope Laboratories, MA, USA) was added into the culture medium as described above. Each sample was collected at different culture times using 0.3-μm glass fiber filters (GF-75, Advantec, Japan) that had been weighed and burned at 450 °C for 4 h. Sample filters were then freeze dried for about 2 days, after which they were weighed and packed into tin cans. The 13C content in cells was determined using a Flash EA 1112 Series elemental analyzer coupled with a ConfloIII interface to a Delta V Advantage isotope ratio mass spectrometer (Thermo Electron, San Jose, CA, USA). All defined samples were collected and analyzed in triplicate.
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Quantifying Microcystin Concentrations

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Microcystin concentrations were estimated from 50 mL of culture collected daily. Samples were filtered onto 47-mm glass fiber filters (GF-75, Advantec) via vacuum filtration, immediately flash-frozen in liquid nitrogen, then stored at −80° C until processing. Quantification of microcystin and congeners was completed by LC-MS as outlined in detail at protocols.io (56 (link)).
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Profiling Western Black Sea Microbial Community

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Sample water was collected at a station in the western Black Sea located at 42° 53.8′ N 30° 40.7′ E during a cruise with the research vessel R/V Pelagia in August 2018. Water column profiling was conducted using an ultra‐clean conductivity‐temperature‐density (CTD) system, which was equipped with among others a SBE3plus thermometer, SBE4 conductivity sensor and SBE43 dissolved oxygen sensor (Sea‐Bird Electronics, Bellevue, WA). Water samples used for bottle incubations were obtained using clean 25 l bottles that were connected to N2‐gas immediately after boarding of the sampler to minimize contact with oxygen. To analyse the total water column microbial community composition, SPM samples were collected with in situ pumps (McLane Laboratories, Falmouth, MA), by filtering through 142‐mm‐diameter 0.3 μm pore‐size glass fibre GF75 filters (Advantec MFS., Dublin, CA) and immediately stored at −80°C. While this filter size will potentially miss ultrasmall prokaryotic cells, it is in the range of filter sizes generally used to collect free‐living cells (0.2 μm) compared with the filter sized used to collect particle‐attached microbial communities (2.7 μm/30 μm; Fuchsman et al., 2011 (link), Suter et al. 2018), and therefore approximates the total microbial community residing in the water column.
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In Vitro Receptor Binding Assay for AhEcR and AhUSP-1

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Using our previously published methods41 (link),42 (link), AhEcR_S, AhEcR_R, and AhUSP-1 were translated in vitro from their corresponding cDNAs inserted in the plasmid pTnT using TNT Coupled Reticulocyte Lysate Systems (Promega Corp.), from their corresponding cDNAs inserted in the plasmid pTnT according to the vendor protocol. The details of “Cloning and sequencing of AcEcRB1 cDNAs and construction of expression plasmids” are described in Supplementary methods. In vitro translated AhEcR (_S or _R) and AhUSP-1, test compound, and PonA (25,000 dpm/tube) were mixed in the siliconized tube. After incubating the mixture at 25 °C for 60 mins, the reaction mixture was immediately filtered through a glass filter (GF-75; ADVANTEC) with the aid of a vacuum pump. Filters were washed three times with washing buffer and transferred to a vial containing 3 ml of Aquasol-2 (Perkin-Elmer) to measure the radioactivity in an Aloka LSC-6100 liquid scintillation counter (Aloka). A 1000-fold excess of unlabeled PonA was added to measure nonspecific binding, and total binding was obtained for the treatment with a carrier (DMSO or EtOH).
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