Sentence examples for of another isolate from inspiring English sources

The complete mitochondrial DNA (mtDNA) of T. taeniaeformis from Germany (Tt-GER) was sequenced, and compared with that of another isolate from China (GenBank NC_014768; Tt-CHN), both taken from cats.

The first complete genomic sequence of one G2j isolate (C1292, nt 82 to 9347, according to reference strain AF009606) and almost complete sequence of another isolate (C1799, nt 82 to 9127, according to reference strain AF009606) were obtained, by sequencing 10 overlapping PCR-amplified fragments (Table 1).

Transcriptome libraries of another isolate Guy11 were used to identify genes associated with appressorium formation [ 25].

For example, at Mathbaria, 49 of the 53 isolates with an ST identical to that of another isolate were found in the same or neighboring month.

We now report the genome sequence of another isolate, Bacillus sp. m3-13 with a genome size of 4.13 Mb from the same environment as B. coahuilensis.

However, these decreases in the count of unique genes are not only due to the addition of another isolate of the same species.

Here, Next Generation Sequencing (NGS) technologies were used to sequence the genomes of five members of the species complex, including another isolate of Lmb.

A total of 4309 of the translated products of WH6 had an orthologous sequence in another isolate of P. fluorescens.

The genomes of five members of the species complex (Lml, Lbb, Lbc, Lbt and another isolate of Lmb) were sequenced.

Variations in spore production (one measure of aggressiveness) have also been noted in Puccinia striiformis where, interestingly, an isolate of pathotype 41 E136 collected from the wheat variety Joss Cambier showed a higher level of spore production on that variety than did another isolate of the same pathotype collected on variety Cama (Johnson and Bowyer 1974).

The viruses of Tripura (late phase I outbreaks) and Assam (phase II) shared relatedness with another isolate of Bangladesh (Ck/Bangladesh/BL411/08) and so also the 2009 isolates of India were found to be related with other Bangladesh isolates, implying either other sources of the virus into these states or in-situ evolution and spread within the country.