The phrase "autochthonous strains" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to biology, ecology, or anthropology, referring to native or indigenous strains of organisms or populations.
Example: "The researchers focused on the autochthonous strains of bacteria found in the local soil to study their unique properties."
Alternatives: "indigenous strains" or "native strains".
Individual autochthonous strains, however, were frequently very homogeneous to individual imported strains.
Further research should be conducted on LCMV in Spain to isolate autochthonous strains and establish their serologic and genomic characterization as well as their potential pathogenicity for humans.
Other IA strains characterized from cases in 2008 were very similar to "Puglian" strains isolated in 2000 2001 and may represent autochthonous strains that have continued to circulate in recent years.
By favoring phenotypic characteristics in the autochthonous strains, which adapted during centuries of positive selection by farming and wine producing activities, the wine producer may have selected commercial yeast according to the same required phenotypes, and this resemblance in phenotype is reflected, to some extent, in similar gene copy number characteristics.
An extensive NGS dataset of 122 autochthonous strains have been created that allowed the phylogenetic linkage of geographically diverse isolates and the identification of novel SNPs signatures useful to rapidly determine the geographic origin of any strain ecologically established in France.
It is unlikely that this outbreak is because of a previously undetected autochthonous endemic strain, given the close relationship with the isolates from Vietnam.
Two autochthonous microbial strains, Methylobacterium populi VP2 and Aspergillus sydowii VP4, were isolated from a soil of a highly contaminated industrial site and used to degrade the aqueous extract of contaminants (AEC) obtained from the same polluted soil.
The aim of this study was to assess the ability of selected autochthonous microbial strains, previously isolated from a highly contaminated industrial soil, to degrade the different classes of recalcitrant organic contaminants when added aqueous extracts of contaminants (AEC) obtained from the same soil.
As a bio-indicator of mercuric pollution, the autochthonous yeast strains in the lagoon must have molecular alterations to evolve the high Hg resistance.
As a part of a larger study involving the selection and characterization of new probiotic candidates, 23 autochthonous Lactobacillus strains of dairy origin were investigated for some functional properties relevant to their use as probiotic cultures.
The isolation of an autochthonous Toscana virus strain shows that the conditions of an efficient transmission cycle were combined in southern France.
