Sentence examples for differentiation of the genera from inspiring English sources
Gram-positive cocci were submitted to the catalase test for differentiation of the genera Staphylococcus and Streptococcus.
The groEL gene is highly conserved but sufficiently variable to form the basis for genetic target design allowing differentiation of the genera Orientia and Rickettsia, as sequence analysis demonstrated 99.5% identity within the current 23 Thai isolates, and 98.8% identity for all available groEL sequences, including those deposited in GenBank.
The cladistic analysis further supports that the fossil represents a moment in the history of the tribe, previous to the differentiation of the two extant genera.
16S rRNA gene surveys in the water column reveal a niche differentiation of certain genera within the beta-AOB with the predominance of Nitrosomonas spp. in attached surfaces (particle-associated) and of Nitrosospira spp. as free-living microorganisms (Phillips et al. 1999).
In particular, the differentiation of the species within the Nomascus genera was inferred to have occurred from 4.2 mya to as recently as 0.55 mya [4].
The differentiation of these two genera from their common ancestor is, to a large extent, due to size evolution.
The referred network is obvious for an expert working in LTR retroelement evolution because knows the bio-distribution and differentiation of the LTR retroelement groups into lineages (clades, genera, etc).
The remaining combinations of loci showed differentiation of species in a pair in less than 82% of the genera.
Phylogenetic analysis revealed the differentiation of 5 clusters (I V) and 11 subclusters that include members of the genera Enterococcus, Lactobacillus, Pediococcus, Lactococcus, Weissella, and Leuconostoc.
All methods, except 16S rRNA and codon usage, provided significant (P < 0.001; T test) taxonomic resolution for differentiation of species and genera of vibrios.
