We hypothesized that certain EAEC lineages predominate among isolates from childhood diarrhea and that hypervirulent lineages would be associated with diarrhea in a strain set from a controlled study.
We repeated the MK test using a strain set composed of 36 strains for which genome sequences are publicly available (see Materials and Methods and Table S1), of which 29 were not included in previous screens.
The data presented here suggest that the genetic variation among the investigated commensal E. faecalis is comparable to the genetic variation previously detected in a strain set thought to be representative of the major E. faecalis lineages.
Ellis, who came back on to the field after his replacement, Austin Healey, complained of a groin strain, set up Leicester's fourth try with a box kick which Geordan Murphy deftly chipped into his own arms and Lloyd completed the rout after picking up a stray pass.
Primarily, it has been suggested that a limited strain set combined with redundant population substructures across the genome will result in an unreasonably high false positive rate [75], [76].
Using data taken from two populations, a recombinant inbred strain set and an advanced intercross population we demonstrate considerable improvements in significance and resolution for both loci.
BRUSSELS — A proposal that Europe's top environment official made last month, to ban the planting of a genetically modified corn strain, sets up a bitter war within the European Union, where politicians have done their best to dance around the issue.
A strain carrying a deletion of NCU04731 was previously characterized in a transcription factor deletion strain set collection and was named for having short aerial hyphae (sah- 2) [ 5].
In particular, the availability of a full genome deletion strain set for N. crassa has expedited high throughput screening for mutants that display a cellulolytic phenotype.
A barcode-tagged deletion strain set for S. pombe, in which each deletion mutant carries two barcodes, has also been developed recently [ 17].
