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A fragment of 7 bp (RAGAAACT) in ITS-L was conserved for Raphidiopsis strains, which could be distinguished from Cylindrospermopsis strains.

The ductility of reinforced concrete is defined by both axial stresses and strains, which could be represented by the total amount of energy that concrete can absorb before failure.

Divergence among HpaP/HpaC sequences could reflect different effector content across strains, which could be subject to positive selection via interactions with different plant hosts.

Only strains which could be assigned to an ST were selected for further studies.

This observation indicates that evolutionary forces might have favored "plasticvorous" strains, which could be used as engineering targets.

The 59 remaining strains, which could be assigned to the species S. anginosus by 16S rRNA gene sequencing, were positive for moac.

The lower cytotoxicity of compounds 18 24 possibly due to the ring strain, which could be sterically not well-fitted with the estrogen receptors.

Thus, we selected Lig 290 as a candidate sample to characterize as a potential high-lipid producing pH tolerant microalgae strain, which could be used in biofuel production.

Furthermore, the non-reducing gel (Additional file 3: Figure S3b) shows a strong signal at 55 KDa, particularly in the α1 strain, which could be excess heavy chain or dimerized light chain.

In this report, we described the construction of a recombinant Escherichia coli strain which could be used to test if TK2 activity is limiting for the toxicity of nucleosides.

Skaggs, who underwent an MRI test, said doctors told him he has a "flexor tendon strain," which could be a precursor to a more serious injury.