ERIC-PCR resulted in highly diverse patterns, however seven identical patterns among colonizer (4 times 2 isolates and 3 times 3 isolates with the same band patterns) and twelve among infective isolates (6 times 2 isolates, 4 times 3 isolates and once 5 isolates and once 6 isolates with the same band patterns) were found.
A characteristic SOD isoenzyme banding pattern was found in all cassava leaves with Cu/ZnSOD, MnSOD and FeSOD [ 6], but the intensity of SOD bands was higher in all transgenic lines than the WTs.
During 1995 through 1996, nosocomial transmission was suspected at a hospital where the same MDR strain (i.e., identical insertion sequence [IS] 6110 band patterns) was found in six patients.
Previously, strains with this particular band pattern were found to share a clonal deletion called RDRio that defines a major, newly recognized, lineage of M. tuberculosis that is the predominant cause of TB in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, and that has disseminated to many countries around the world [ 7, 31, 32].
If the fabric is prohibited from evolving in the latter case, a cross-shape shear band pattern is found with the one initiated first by the structural constraint dominating over the second one.
A similar band pattern was found in mouse lung, heart and liver with 4 major HMW-DING bands located at 140 kDa, 71 kDa (double band of HMW-DING), 62 kDa and 52 kDa.
The most complex band pattern was found in M. ramiflorus.
Within each study period, cases were considered to be clustered if common RFLP patterns containing >6 indistinguishable IS 6110 bands or patterns containing <5 indistinguishable IS 6110 bands and identical spoligotyping patterns were found.
Fusarium langsethiae was also separated from Fusarium sporotrichioides (including var. minus) on the basis of the banding patterns after MspI digestion, while specific XhoI, AluI and MspI restriction patterns were found in the IGS amplicons of F. sporotrichioides var.
However, only minor differences in the RFLP patterns were found for these types, and the difference was usually the absence or gain of one band.
