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The five unique strains were all isolated from glans penis or foreskin swab samples, and none was isolated from vaginal samples.

After an enrichment step ESBL producers were isolated from 90 (26.9%) of the investigated 334 fecal samples, and one ESBL producer (1.5%) was found in 67 E. coli mastitis milk isolates, but none was isolated from either minced meat (pork and beef) or bulk tank milk samples.

Although all of the natural products artemisinin (1), arteannuin K (7), arteannuin L (8), and arteannuin M (9) have been suggested previously as hypothetical metabolites from dihydro-epi-deoxyarteannuin B in A. annua, none were isolated in labeled form in this study.

The LMPP-3 gene encodes for four putative additional protease inhibitor peptides, none of which was isolated before.

Few full-length betabaculovius genome sequences are available compared to those from Alphabaculovirus and none of them was isolated from sphingid host.

None of P.putida strain was isolated for PHAs production; however, P.putida KT2440 was reported as a PHAs producer (Haywood et al. [1989]; Huisman et al. [1989]).

Arenavirus was isolated from none of the 12 animals included in the virus assays.

In contrast, if none of the three otopathogens was isolated at 1- < 3 months of age, 47% of Aboriginal and 40% of non-Aboriginal children were diagnosed with OM on one or more occasions.

In accordance, in a study comprising 50 adolescent males who had not engaged yet in sexual activity/who were sexually inexperienced, G. vaginalis was isolated from the urethra in only one [ 66] and in a study by the same authors, involving 50 recently married, young men in monogamous relationships with no history of STDs, G. vaginalis was isolated from none of them [ 66].

Francisella tularensis has been considered to express a capsular antigen but none has been isolated or characterized.

Although the effects of several D. noxia (Dn) resistance genes are known, none have been isolated or characterized.