# (C) Copyright 2017 Sur Herrera Paredes
#
# This file is part of wheelP.
#
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#' Bacterial growth curves in 4 different media
#'
#' A data.frame containing the 72-hour long of 441 strains
#' grown in 4 conditions. Growth curves have been filtered
#' to remove strains that didn't grow by clustering and removing
#' those strains that looked more similar to sample blanks
#'
#' @format A data.frame with the following columns
#' \describe{
#' \item{Row}{Row letter in the 96-well plate wee bacteria was grown}
#' \item{Column}{Column from the 96-well plate were bacteria was grown}
#' \item{OD600}{Bacterial abundance measurment in optical density at 600nm}
#' \item{Rep}{Replicate number}
#' \item{hrs}{Time-point of measurment in hours}
#' \item{Strain}{Strain ID}
#' \item{Condition}{Media used to grow the bacteria. minusP is Johnson
#' media with 0 phosphate added, plusP is Johnson media with 1mM phosphate
#' added. For minus2plusP, Arabidopsis seeds were germinated in Johnson
#' media with zero phosphate, and then transferred for 24 hours into
#' Johnson media with 1mM phosphate. After 24h the media was filter-sterilized
#' and bacteria were grown on it. For plus2minusP Arabidopsis seeds were
#' germinated in Johnson media with 1mM phosphate, and then transferred
#' for 24 hours into Johnson media with no phosphate. After 24h the
#' media was filter-sterilized}
#' }
#'
#' @source Dangl Lab
"All.filtered"
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