The phrase "are genus" is not correct in written English.
It may be intended to refer to a classification in biological taxonomy, but it lacks proper context and structure.
Example: "The species we studied are genus Canis, which includes dogs and wolves."
Alternatives: "belong to the genus" or "are classified as genus".
Avempace then follows Alfarabi and divides universal parts into simple and composite: simple parts of the sentence are genus, species, specific difference, property, and accident.
For instance, most bacteriocins are genus specific, see (20).
Some of these transcription factors are found in all cellulolytic fungi, but others are genus- or species-specific.
Arguably, the main limitation of these three tests is the fact that they are genus specific for Leptospira biflexa.
Secondly, all samples are scanned for the 53 ribosomal gene proteins which are genus, species as well as clonal complex specific (Jolley et al., 2012a, Jolley and Maiden, 2013).
The infant's Babesia immunoglobulin (Ig) G and IgM titers by immunofluorescent antibody (IFA), which are genus specific but not species specific, were 256 (reference <16) and 40 (reference <20), respectively (both tests were performed by Quest Diagnostics Nichols Institute, Chantilly, VA, USA).
Some of them are highly conserved among the family Enterobacteriaceae, while others are genus-, species-, or strain-specific and could contribute to the difference in Yersinia pathogenicity.
These PCR systems are genus-specific but do not separate the different Leishmania species.
A large proportion of the genes in apicomplexans are genus-specific.
Interestingly, surface antigens are species-specific in Plasmodium, but are genus-specific in Theileria.
Our results indicated that many genes are genus-specific, ranging from approximately 30% of the genes in Plasmodium and Theileria up to about 45% in Cryptosporidium.
