Nutrient enrichment induces a shift in dissolved organic carbon (DOC) metabolism in oligotrophic freshwater sediments

Keyphrases

• Nutrient Enrichment 100%
• Carbon Metabolism 100%
• Freshwater Sediment 100%
• Dissolved Organic Carbon 100%
• 14C-glucose 66%
• Microbial Growth 66%
• N Addition 66%
• Mannitol 33%
• Primary Metabolome 33%
• C Partitioning 33%
• 14CO2 33%
• Natural Environment 33%
• Nitrogen Phosphorus 33%
• Organic Carbon Turnover 33%
• Glucose Uptake 33%
• Microbial C Use Efficiency 33%
• Glycine 33%
• River Sediment 33%
• Untargeted Analysis 33%
• Malonic Acid 33%
• P Dissolution 33%
• Inorganic nutrient Enrichment 33%
• Microbial C 33%
• Macronutrients 33%
• C Input 33%
• Sorbitol 33%
• In-stream 33%
• Storage Compounds 33%
• Peat 33%
• Microbial nutrients 33%
• Biogeochemical Cycles 33%
• 14C Tracer 33%
• Unknown Metabolite 33%
• P Addition 33%
• Nutrient Stoichiometry 33%
• Amino Acids 33%
• Phosphorus P 33%
• C Storage 33%
• Carbon C 33%
• P Requirement 33%
• Internal Carbon 33%
• Glucose Addition 33%
• Metabolic Profiling 33%
• Gluconic Acid 33%
• Amino Acid Synthesis 33%
• Nutrient Processing 33%
• Aquatic Environment 33%
• Organic Acids 33%
• Nutrient Addition 33%
• Freshwater 33%
• Nitrogen N 33%
• Profile Data 33%
• Sugar Alcohols 33%

Immunology and Microbiology

• Microbial Growth 100%
• Carbon Metabolism 100%
• Metabolite 100%
• Mineralization 50%
• Glucose Transport 50%
• Coenzyme 50%
• Amino Acid Synthesis 50%
• Metabolome 50%
• Stoichiometry 50%
• Biogeochemical Cycling 50%