Supplementary Data for "Long-term pollution does not significantly inhibit denitrification and DNRA by adapted benthic microbial communities"

<strong>Title:</strong> Long-term pollution does not significantly inhibit denitrification and DNRA by adapted benthic microbial communities <br> <strong>Supplementary Information</strong> <em>Captions to supplementary data files</em> <br> Data S1 The data file shows sequence facility ids, sample names, number of read-pairs yielded after sequencing, quality trimming and merging details, number of 16S rRNA gene sequences classified against SILVA, 18S rRNA gene sequences against NCBI NT, and meagenome sequences classified with DIAMOND against the MEGAN supplied KEGG database. <br> Data S2 The data file shows the denitrification and DNRA results from the IPT experiment. <br> Data S3 The data file shows: sheet 1) KEGG classifications in the nitrogen metabolism pathway, and sheet 2) all the KEGG classifications for all pathways detected in th samples. The table shows normalized reads counts derived from the MEGAN software normalized read counts function (sub-sample to lowest sample size). <br> Data S4 The data file shows MEGAN taxonomy linked to KEGG classifications (metal related genes, Dioxin pathway, and Nitrogen metabolism pathways). The results are based on linking taxonomy and KEGG classifications having the same read name. The table shows normalized counts as counts per million (CPM) values. <br> Data S5 The data file shows the edgeR results (only results with FDR &lt; 0.05 are reported). The table shows log fold-change values based on pairwise comparisons between stations. <br> Data S6 The data file shows 16S rRNA gene sequences (sheet 1) extracted from the metagenome (using SortMeRNA) and classified against the SILVA database. The table shows raw read counts.