Table 4

Definition of parameters appearing in process rate expressions and stoichiometric factors presented in Table 3.

SymbolValueUnitDescription
m2h−1Max. growth rate constant of bacteria
hB344µg mL−1Monod constant for bacterial growth on resource R
zB2µg mL−1Minimum resource level for bacterial growth
g20cells h−1Maximum number of single-celled bacteria ingested by flagellate individuals
hF1100,000cells mL−1Monod constant for flagellate ingestion
zF450,000cells mL−1Minimum prey density for flagellate ingestion
yB430,000cells µg−1Yield of bacteria growing on resource R when ambient metabolite levels are low
iyB1Relative increase in bacterial yield at high ambient metabolite concentrations
yF0.0028cells cells−1Flagellate cells produced per ingested bacterial cells
tuF60,000cells mL−1Critical flagellate density to trigger upregulation of metabolite production
tuB980,000cells mL−1Critical bacterial density to trigger upregulation of metabolite production
tf8,000,000mass mL−1Critical metabolite concentration to trigger filamentation
ty14,400,000mass mL−1Metabolite concentration above which bacterial yield is increased
micX24,400,000mass mL−1Minimum metabolite concentration to suppress flagellate growth
ku0.009h−1Controls the upregulation of gene(s) mediating metabolite production
kd0.037h−1Controls the downregulation of gene(s) mediating metabolite production
kf0.0005h−1Controls the rate of bacterial mutations resulting in filamentation
p0.6Probability of asymmetric division during filament growth
kx1mass cell−1 h-1Controls the amount of metabolites excreted by bacteria
cBx0.89Fitness cost associated with metabolite production
cBf0.95Fitness cost associated with filamentation
SymbolValueUnitDescription
m2h−1Max. growth rate constant of bacteria
hB344µg mL−1Monod constant for bacterial growth on resource R
zB2µg mL−1Minimum resource level for bacterial growth
g20cells h−1Maximum number of single-celled bacteria ingested by flagellate individuals
hF1100,000cells mL−1Monod constant for flagellate ingestion
zF450,000cells mL−1Minimum prey density for flagellate ingestion
yB430,000cells µg−1Yield of bacteria growing on resource R when ambient metabolite levels are low
iyB1Relative increase in bacterial yield at high ambient metabolite concentrations
yF0.0028cells cells−1Flagellate cells produced per ingested bacterial cells
tuF60,000cells mL−1Critical flagellate density to trigger upregulation of metabolite production
tuB980,000cells mL−1Critical bacterial density to trigger upregulation of metabolite production
tf8,000,000mass mL−1Critical metabolite concentration to trigger filamentation
ty14,400,000mass mL−1Metabolite concentration above which bacterial yield is increased
micX24,400,000mass mL−1Minimum metabolite concentration to suppress flagellate growth
ku0.009h−1Controls the upregulation of gene(s) mediating metabolite production
kd0.037h−1Controls the downregulation of gene(s) mediating metabolite production
kf0.0005h−1Controls the rate of bacterial mutations resulting in filamentation
p0.6Probability of asymmetric division during filament growth
kx1mass cell−1 h-1Controls the amount of metabolites excreted by bacteria
cBx0.89Fitness cost associated with metabolite production
cBf0.95Fitness cost associated with filamentation
Table 4

Definition of parameters appearing in process rate expressions and stoichiometric factors presented in Table 3.

SymbolValueUnitDescription
m2h−1Max. growth rate constant of bacteria
hB344µg mL−1Monod constant for bacterial growth on resource R
zB2µg mL−1Minimum resource level for bacterial growth
g20cells h−1Maximum number of single-celled bacteria ingested by flagellate individuals
hF1100,000cells mL−1Monod constant for flagellate ingestion
zF450,000cells mL−1Minimum prey density for flagellate ingestion
yB430,000cells µg−1Yield of bacteria growing on resource R when ambient metabolite levels are low
iyB1Relative increase in bacterial yield at high ambient metabolite concentrations
yF0.0028cells cells−1Flagellate cells produced per ingested bacterial cells
tuF60,000cells mL−1Critical flagellate density to trigger upregulation of metabolite production
tuB980,000cells mL−1Critical bacterial density to trigger upregulation of metabolite production
tf8,000,000mass mL−1Critical metabolite concentration to trigger filamentation
ty14,400,000mass mL−1Metabolite concentration above which bacterial yield is increased
micX24,400,000mass mL−1Minimum metabolite concentration to suppress flagellate growth
ku0.009h−1Controls the upregulation of gene(s) mediating metabolite production
kd0.037h−1Controls the downregulation of gene(s) mediating metabolite production
kf0.0005h−1Controls the rate of bacterial mutations resulting in filamentation
p0.6Probability of asymmetric division during filament growth
kx1mass cell−1 h-1Controls the amount of metabolites excreted by bacteria
cBx0.89Fitness cost associated with metabolite production
cBf0.95Fitness cost associated with filamentation
SymbolValueUnitDescription
m2h−1Max. growth rate constant of bacteria
hB344µg mL−1Monod constant for bacterial growth on resource R
zB2µg mL−1Minimum resource level for bacterial growth
g20cells h−1Maximum number of single-celled bacteria ingested by flagellate individuals
hF1100,000cells mL−1Monod constant for flagellate ingestion
zF450,000cells mL−1Minimum prey density for flagellate ingestion
yB430,000cells µg−1Yield of bacteria growing on resource R when ambient metabolite levels are low
iyB1Relative increase in bacterial yield at high ambient metabolite concentrations
yF0.0028cells cells−1Flagellate cells produced per ingested bacterial cells
tuF60,000cells mL−1Critical flagellate density to trigger upregulation of metabolite production
tuB980,000cells mL−1Critical bacterial density to trigger upregulation of metabolite production
tf8,000,000mass mL−1Critical metabolite concentration to trigger filamentation
ty14,400,000mass mL−1Metabolite concentration above which bacterial yield is increased
micX24,400,000mass mL−1Minimum metabolite concentration to suppress flagellate growth
ku0.009h−1Controls the upregulation of gene(s) mediating metabolite production
kd0.037h−1Controls the downregulation of gene(s) mediating metabolite production
kf0.0005h−1Controls the rate of bacterial mutations resulting in filamentation
p0.6Probability of asymmetric division during filament growth
kx1mass cell−1 h-1Controls the amount of metabolites excreted by bacteria
cBx0.89Fitness cost associated with metabolite production
cBf0.95Fitness cost associated with filamentation
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