Comments from curator
Linear alkanes are referred to by the abbreviation
n-Cx, where ‘‘x’’ is the total carbon number. For example, tricosane is designated
n-C23.
Methyl-branched alkanes are referred to with a y-Me-Cx prefix, where 'y' is the carbon onto which the methyl group is bound. For example, 9-Me-C23 is a 23 carbon chain with a methyl on the 9th carbon.
For monoenes (z-Cx:1) and dienes (z,z-Cx:2) the number of double bonds is indicated after the colon and the double bond position/s are 'z' or 'z,z"). For example, 7-C23:1 has one double bond between the 7
th and 8
th carbons.
All CHCs are depicted in more details in
Table 1
Of note, the data corresponds only to the
Proportion of Total CHCs which is depicted in Figure 2B and 2C. The raw signal strength (in pA = picoAmperes) detection for each CHC is NOT available. So Figures like Figure 1 and Figure 2A are NOT reproducible.
Phenotyping data is available from Supplementary file 1:
elife-09861-supp1-v3.xlsx