K+/Na+ ratio from the literature showing differences between growing and stationary cells
| Range | Table - link Unitless |
|---|---|
| Organism | prokaryote |
| Reference | Fagerbakke KM, Norland S, Heldal M (1999) The inorganic ion content of native aquatic bacteria. Can J Microbiol 45: 304–311. p.305 table 1PubMed ID10420582 |
| Primary Source | See refs beneath table |
| Comments | The K+/Na+ ratio has been used as a signature of bacterial viability and (or) activity. Generally, higher ratios are found for active than less active cells. |
| Entered by | Uri M |
| ID | 106595 |