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As a type of biosurfactant, a biodesemulsifier is usually efficient in breaking down petroleum emulsions, as well as other industrial emulsions because of their unique functional groups, which cannot be chemically synthesized.

Eleven variables can be assembled into 2,047 unique groups when their order is neglected.

Based on their germline gene usage, apparent recombination and somatic hypermutation, the 10 antibodies bin into seven unique groups (Fig. 1 and Table 1).

Among his most unique groups was the saxophone-tuba-drums trio that was featured on his album Morning Song (2004).

Plotted on temperature salinity diagrams, samples from a single water mass tend to cluster in unique groups or elongate zones.

However, unique groups of kinases in these species could also be candidates.

Representatives of unique groups were selected for sequencing.

The panproteome of the Vibrionaceae consists of 12,213 unique groups.

These were further grouped by virtue of clone links into 6,547 unique groups (scaffolds).

Sequencing of the scFv cDNAs revealed two unique groups of clones.

Their unique identifier and group content and structure were recorded in group meeting diaries.