Table 2 SERS peak assignment of different biofilm- forming bacterial strains.

From: Unlocking the potential of biofilm-forming plant growth-promoting rhizobacteria for growth and yield enhancement in wheat (Triticum aestivum L.)

SERS peaks (cm−1)

Peak assignment

Components

References

533

S–S str., COC glycosidic ring def

Carbohydrates

108

625

d(NCO) Tyrosine

DNA/RNA

109

676

Guanine

DNA/RNA

108

698

-C-S- stretching vibrations

Protein

110

730

Adenine

DNA/RNA

111

771

polysaccharides; COO − wagging and C–C skeletal

Carbohydrates

112

803

n(PO2), n(CC) ring breathing

DNA

113

822

Tyrosine

DNA/RNA

114

875

CC stretching, COC 1,4-glycosidic linkage saccharides

Proteins

115

944

Lipid components

Lipids

116

1007

CC aromatic ring –phenylalanine, and skeletal stretching of tryptophan; CCH stretching of carotenoids

Proteins

43,117

1025

n(CC) aromatic ring, –phenylalanine, and skeletal stretching of tryptophan

Proteins

118

1050

Carbohydrates, C–C, C–O, –C–OH def

Carbohydrates

119

1128

CC unsaturated fatty acids

Lipids

120

1197

Tyrosine

DNA/RNA

121

1252–1260

Amide III

Proteins

108

1326

Tyrosine Ring vibration /CH vibration

Proteins

122,123,124

1410

ν (CO2) (α -amino acids)

Proteins

44,125

1451

CH2 scissoring (phospholipids and fatty acid)

Proteins

126

1472

CH2 deformation (lipids)

Lipids

127