Acetylation of alginate enables the production of inks that mimic the chemical properties of P. aeruginosa biofilm

This Excel file contains raw and partially processed data accompanying the publication with the title "Acetylation of alginate enables the production of inks that mimic the chemical properties of P. aeruginosa biofilm". The data presents raw data for GPC (sheet 1), viscosity (sheet 2), processed uniaxial compression tests to show the Young's moduli of the untreated alginate microbeads at different pH (Figure 3) and tobramycin-treated alginate microbeads (figure 6D). Rheological raw data are presented in the sheets Figure 4A - 4D. Figure 5B contains processed data for the diffusion coefficient of FITC-labelled dextran and also the calculated mesh size of the alginate gels. The sheet Figure 6C contains the data for time-resolved shrinkage upon tobramycin treatment.

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