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DGGE band sequencing revealed the presence of taxa with closest affiliations either to known PAH degraders, e.g. Rhodococcus jostii RHA-1, or taxa known to harbor PAH degraders, e.g. Rhodococcus erythropolis, in all soils.

The next closest affiliation was with Geothrix fermentans based on the similarity index.

Since Klebsiella phage KP34 showed the closest affiliation to the Autographivirinae subfamily, we decided to carry out a separate whole-genome comparison of this subfamily using BLASTN to analyse this relationship in details (Fig.  3).

Other journalists have close affiliations with partisan forces in these conflicts.

As spectacles designed by committees with close affiliations to the state in both China and Russia, the relays also constituted state-orchestrated extraterritorial displays of nationalism.

But Desai adds: "Everyone in India has close affiliations to state, home town, religion, caste - all the things missing from my life.

It maintains close affiliations with the Department of Integrative Biology as many of its faculty curators and most of its graduate students come from that department.

This core comprises 96.3% of the 774 M. tuberculosis H37Rv genes predicted to be essential for in vitro growth and all 194 genes required for mycobacterial survival during mouse infection18,19,20, further reflecting the close affiliations of STB strains and M. tuberculosis.

Building closer affiliations with other nations through this existing medium is a fantastic investment opportunity in future trade, tourism and diplomatic relations.

Our programs, innovative curriculum, and close affiliations with Johns Hopkins University, as well as other local and international organizations, create an environment where you can learn and develop as an artist.

The Libyan Muslim Brotherhood has always denied formal links with its Egyptian counterpart but has not been able to shake off a local belief that the two have close affiliations.