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1. Application of a Real Time Polymerase Chain Reaction Method to Detect Castor Toxin Contamination in Fluid Milk and Eggs
Author(s):
Xiaohua He , John Mark Carter , David L. Brandon
Subject(s):
DNA , DNA primers , Ricinus communis , acetone , bromides , conserved sequences , egg albumen , egg yolk , eggs , fluid milk , food contamination , food matrix , genes , milk , nucleotide sequences , polymerase chain reaction , powders , ribosomal RNA , ricin , seeds , toxins
Year:
2007
2. Bacteroides isolated from four mammalian hosts lack host-specific 16S rRNA gene phylogeny and carbon and nitrogen utilization patterns
Author(s):
Todd Atherly , Cherie J. Ziemer
Subject(s):
Bacteroides ovatus , amino sugars , ammonia , carbon , cellulose , coevolution , cows , fermentation , genes , goats , guanine , host specificity , hosts , humans , microarray technology , mutation , nitrogen , nucleotide sequences , pectins , phylogeny , polymerase chain reaction , ribosomal RNA , sequence analysis , swine , xylan
Year:
2014
3. Broad diversity and newly cultured bacterial isolates from enrichment of pig feces on complex polysaccharides
Author(s):
Cherie J. Ziemer
Subject(s):
Actinobacteria , Bacteroides ovatus , Bacteroides thetaiotaomicron , Clostridiaceae , Enterococcaceae , Fusobacteria , Proteobacteria , Staphylococcaceae , bacteria , cell wall components , cells , cellulose , enrichment culture , enzymes , feces , fermentation , intestinal microorganisms , microbial communities , new species , nucleotide sequences , pectins , ribosomal RNA , swine
Year:
2013
4. Complete genome of the cellulolytic ruminal bacterium Ruminococcus albus 7
Author(s):
Garret Suen , David M Stevenson , D Bruce , O Chertkov , A Copeland , J Cheng , C Detter , L A Goodwin , N N Ivanova , M L Land , S Lucas , G Ovchinnikova , R Tapia , T Woyke , Paul J Weimer
Subject(s):
Ruminococcus albus , bacteria , genome , nucleotide sequences , rumen bacteria
Year:
2011
5. Differential cellulolytic activity of native-form and C-terminal tagged-form cellulase derived from Coptotermes formosanus and expressed in E. coli
Author(s):
Zhang, Dunhua , Lax, Alan R. , Raina, Ashok K. , Bland, John M.
Subject(s):
Coptotermes formosanus , subterranean termites , insect pests , cellulases , endo-1,4-beta-glucanase , isozymes , complementary DNA , gene overexpression , recombinant fusion proteins , Escherichia coli , cellulose , enzyme substrates , enzymatic hydrolysis , nucleotide sequences , enzyme stability
Year:
2009
6. Draft genome sequences of two Bifidobacterium sp. from the honey bee (Apis mellifera)
Author(s):
Kirk E. Anderson , Andreas Johansson , Tim H. Sheehan , Brendon M. Mott , Vanessa Corby-Harris , Laurel Johnstone , Ryan Sprissler , William Fitz
Subject(s):
Apis mellifera , Bifidobacterium , adults , aerobiosis , carbohydrate metabolism , catalase , coevolution , electron transport chain , genome , hindgut , honey bees , larvae , nucleotide sequences , oxygen , peroxidase , probiotics , superoxide dismutase
Year:
2013
7. Exploitation of a high genomic mutation rate in Solenopsis invicta virus 1 to infer demographic information about its host, Solenopsis invicta
Author(s):
Clare Allen , Juan A. Briano , Laura Varone , David H. Oi , Steven M. Valles
Subject(s):
DNA-directed RNA polymerase , Solenopsis invicta , Solenopsis invicta virus-1 , amino acid sequences , dominance (genetics) , hosts , hybrids , introduced species , isoleucine , mutation , nucleotide sequences , phenotype , phylogeny , serine , threonine , valine , Argentina , Taiwan , United States
Year:
2010
8. Genome Sequence of Weissella ceti NC36, an Emerging Pathogen of Farmed Rainbow Trout in the United States
Author(s):
Jason T. Ladner
Subject(s):
Oncorhynchus mykiss , Weissella , animal pathogenic bacteria , disease outbreaks , farmed fish , genome , nucleotide sequences , Southeastern United States
Year:
2013
9. Hybridization of Tamarix ramosissima and T. chinensis (saltcedars) with T. aphylla (athel)(Tamaricaceae) in the southwestern USA determined from DNA sequence data
Author(s):
John F Gaskin
Subject(s):
Tamarix aphylla , Tamarix chinensis , Tamarix ramosissima , genotype , hybridization , hybrids , invasive species , nuclear genome , nucleotide sequences , plant morphology , Southwestern United States
Year:
2005
10. Identification of novel double-stranded RNA mycoviruses of Fusarium virguliforme and evidence of their effects on virulence
Author(s):
Glen L Hartman
Subject(s):
Fusarium , Phlebia gigantea , double-stranded RNA , mycoviruses , nucleotide sequences , sequence analysis , unassigned viruses , virulence
Year:
2014
11. Improved hybrid genome assemblies of two strains of bacteroides xylanisolvens, SD_CC_1b and SD_CC_2a, obtained using illumina and 454 sequencing technologies
Author(s):
Thiruvarangan D. Ramaraj , Anitha J. Sundararajan , Faye Schilkey , Cherie Ziemer
Subject(s):
Bacteroides , cellulose , feces , genome , hybrids , nucleotide sequences
Year:
2014
12. Molecular systematics and the control of invasive plants: A case study of Tamarix (Tamaricaceae)
Author(s):
John F. Gaskin
Subject(s):
Tamarix , biodiversity , case studies , environmental protection , habitat destruction , haplotypes , invasive species , molecular systematics , nucleotide sequences , United States
Year:
2003
13. Newly cultured bacteria with broad diversity isolated from eight-week continuous culture enrichments of cow feces on complex polysaccharides
Author(s):
Cherie J. Ziemer
Subject(s):
Actinobacteria , Bacteroides thetaiotaomicron , Clostridiaceae , Fusobacteria , Proteobacteria , bacteria , cell wall components , cellulose , cows , enzymes , feces , fermentation , genes , intestinal microorganisms , large intestine , microbial communities , new species , nucleotide sequences , nutrients , pectins , ribosomal RNA , species diversity , xylan
Year:
2013
14. Pectinatus sottaceto sp. nov., isolated from commercial pickle spoilage tank
Author(s):
Jane M. Caldwell , Riikka Juvonen , James Brown , Fred Breidt
Subject(s):
Pectinatus , acetates , acetoin , bacteria , bacterial contamination , erythritol , fatty acids , flagellum , food contamination , food spoilage , fructose , genes , glucose , glycerol , hydrolysis , lactose , maltose , mannose , metabolites , milk , myo-inositol , new species , nucleotide sequences , phylogeny , pickles , propionic acid , ribose , ribosomal RNA , sorbitol , spoilage , spores , temperature , trehalose , vancomycin , xylitol
Year:
2013
15. Phylogenetics and diversification of morning glories (tribe Ipomoeeae, Convolvulaceae) based on whole plastome sequences
Author(s):
Lauren A. Eserman , George P. Tiley , Robert L. Jarret , Jim H. Leebens-Mack , Richard E. Miller
Subject(s):
Ipomoea , chloroplast DNA , chloroplasts , data collection , genes , molecular systematics , monophyly , nucleotide sequences , plant taxonomy , pollen
Year:
2014
16. Structural basis for regulation of rhizobial nodulation and symbiosis gene expression by the regulatory NolR
Author(s):
Soon Goo Lee , Hari B. Krishnan , Joseph M. Jez
Subject(s):
DNA , Rhizobium , crystal structure , gene expression , genes , host plants , microorganisms , models , nitrogen fixation , nodulation , nucleotide sequences , symbiosis , transcription factors
Year:
2014