Sentence examples for genera data from inspiring English sources

The bacterial communities at the five sites were clustered by genera data.

Blast searches against all thermophile genomes initially led to the identification of 95 putative ROox α-subunit homologs distributed among 20 different genera (data not shown).

When bioinformatical analyses were performed, including altogether 80 Bacillus strains from 20 different genera (data not shown), a putative comI gene was identified for all 14 B. licheniformis strains included in the survey, whereas it was rather rarely seen in the other Bacillus strains tested (i.e. 4 representatives; see Fig. 1).

Multidimensional scaling of deep-sea seep, vent and control samples, based on nematode genera data, gives no evidence for distinction into large biogeographic provinces such as the Atlantic and the Pacific (Fig 4; data originally from [25] [27], [33], [35] [39,]. ANOSIM (with R = 0.52; p = 0.001) also shows that there is no major difference between samples from both oceans.

This assumption is supported by a maximum likelihood (ML) tree based on the 59 nonredundant rpl6 cDNAs from 24 angiosperm genera (data not shown).

13 of the strains had been isolated from clinical specimens where more than one bacterium was recovered (polymicrobial infections), some of them including other bacterial genera (data not shown).

We performed statistical analyses of bacterial genera abundance data based on total DNA and RNA (for comparison) extracted from the soil samples.

For the classification of samples, cluster analyses were performed on a Bray-Curtis dissimilarity distance matrix of standardized genera abundance data, derived from 16S rDNA amplicon libraries generated from extracted RNA (cDNA) or DNA, based on group average by the Unweighted Pair Groups Method using Arithmetic means agglomeration algorithm (UPGMA).

Fig. 2 Cluster dendrograms based on distance matrices using Bray-Curtis dissimilarity of standardized genera abundance data based on 16S rDNA amplicons from extracted DNA (a) and RNA (cDNA) (b) of unfertilized soil-compost mixture (UC) at days 0, 35, 48 and 160 by the UPGMA agglomeration algorithm (for details see M&M section).

The 1966 sample included 65 families and 188 genera; corresponding data for the 1996 sample were 55 and 158.

For the woody Sonchus alliance (Asteraceae, subgenus Dendrosonchus and five allied genera), the data matrix based on the internal transcribed spacer (ITS) of nuclear ribosomal DNA (nrDNA) [51] was used.