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106. Irish Society of Gastroenterology — Winter Meeting Held at Freeman Auditorium, Mater Misericordiae Hospital, Dublin on Friday, 20th and Saturday, 21st November, 1987

Author

Brown, J. S., Humphreys, W. W., Parks, T. G., Dolan, C., O’Farrelly, C., Weiser, H., Whelan, A., Weir, D. G., Feighery, C., Mackle, E. J., Parks, T. G., Pender, D., Moghissi, K., Geraghty, J. G., Anderson, W. J., Carter, D. C., Cuddihy, A., Jenkins, D., Whelton, M. J., Gilligan, D., Cafferkey, M., Keane, C., O’Morain, C., MacMathuna, P., O’Connor, M. K., O’Connor, M. P., Freyne, P., Keeling, P. W. N., Deasy, J. M., Lavelle, J. P., Clery, A. P., Mackle, E. J., Sawhney, B. B., Mills, J. O. M., Parks, T. G., O’Connor, H. J., Ellis, W. R., Manning, A. P., Lintott, D. L., McMahon, M. J., Axon, A. T. B., Stuart, R., Byrne, P., Keeling, P., Connolly, J., Keane, R. M., Hennessy, T. P. J., Courtney, M. G., McDonald, G. S. A., Hourihane, D. O’B., Weir, D. G., McGibney, Carol, Darzi, A., Monson, J. R. T., Morrison, P., Tanner, W. A., Keane, F. B., Tobin, A., Gilligan, D., Hutchinson, L., Casey, E., McKenna, D., Keane, C. T., Sweeney, E. A., O’Morain, C. A., MacMathuna, P., Foley, B., O’Reilly, T., Chua, A., Feely, J., Keeling, P. W. N., Kelly, C. P., Dolan, C., Feighery, C., Weir, D. G., Darzi, A., Monson, J. R. T., Kay, E., Hurley, C. D., Tanner, W. A., Keane, F. B. V., Deasy, J. M., Carr, J., Clery, A. P., O’Donoghue, D. P., Duffy, M. J., Afdhal, N. H., Creagh, T., Broe, P., Bouchier-Hayes, D., Moran, B. J., Busch, I., Singleton, J. McL, Johnston, P., O’Brien, M., Dervan, P., Crowe, J., Lennon, J., Carney, D. N., Bourke, S., Murphy, B., Maher, K., Stafford, F., O’Morain, C., Daly, C. A., Gorey, T. F., Lavelle, J., Coakley, J. B., Bouchier-Hayes, D., Peng, S. Y., Parks, T. G., Maxwell, W. J., Keating, J., Hogan, F. P., McDonald, G. S. A., Keeling, P. W. N., Coyle, D., Gorey, T. F., Leahy, A. L., Fitzpatrick, P., Bouchier-Hayes, D., O’Donoghue, D. P., Duffy, M. J., Afdhal, N. H., Waldron, D. J., Gill, R. C., Bowes, K. L., Gallagher, R. B., Cervi, P., Dolan, C., Kelly, J., Weir, D. G., Feighery, C., Lavelle, E. M., Stevens, F. M., Duffy, B. S., Coghlan, J. G., Gilligan, D., Humphries, H., McKenna, D., Sweeney, E., Keane, C., O’Morain, C., Murray, D., O’Mahony, S., Buchanan, K., and Whelton, M.

Published
1988
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107. Long‐term trends in biological indicators and water quality in rivers and streams of New York State (1972–2012).

Author

Smith, A. J., Duffy, B. T., Onion, A., Heitzman, D. L., Lojpersberger, J. L., Mosher, E. A., and Novak, M. A.

Subjects
WATER quality, BIOINDICATORS, RIVERS, ENVIRONMENTAL monitoring, WATER supply
Abstract

Abstract: Government‐operated water quality monitoring programmes and their long‐term datasets are crucial to documenting improvements in water resource condition in response to changes in pollutant regulation. We present trends in the biological assessment of water quality (benthic macroinvertebrates) and water chemistry, to determine how these indicators of water quality have responded to shifts in pollutants and regulation in streams and rivers of NY between 1972 and 2012. Change in the results of NYS's multimetric index of biological integrity, the Biological Assessment Profile (BAP) score, was compared between four, 10‐year periods at 30 large river and 138 wadeable stream sites. Water Chemistry trends were analysed through calculation of Weighted Regression on Time, Discharge, and Season from 11 long‐term, large river locations from across NYS. Overall, results suggest small, incremental improvements in biological indicators and a shift from point source dominated pollution to nonpoint sources. From 1972 to 2012, 33% of large river sites sampled improved and 13% declined in biological assessment of water quality, 58% of wadeable stream sites sampled showed no change. Macroinvertebrate community models suggest that impact sources are now dominated by nonpoint nutrient sources. Trends in water chemistry concentrations suggest that ammonia, chloride, total Kjeldahl nitrogen, and total phosphorus had the strongest correlations with time. Total phosphorus and total Kjeldahl nitrogen decreased at base flow and increased during high flows, whereas ammonia decreased across a range of discharges, indicating the shift to nonpoint sources of nutrients and supporting the trends observed in biological indicators. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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2018
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108. The world according to Ross.

Author

Duffy, B.

Subjects
PEROT, Ross, 1930-2019
Abstract

Describes the various accomplishments of Texas billionaire and presidential candidate H. Ross Perot. The motive of his candidacy; Perot's POW conspiracy theory; The CIA's role; CIA's involvement in heroin trafficking in Southeast Asia; Perot's assertion about CIA war-era drug operations; More. INSET: The state of the POW/MIA issue (the Defense Intelligence....

Published
1992

109. Days of rage.

Author

Duffy, B. and Tharp, M.

Subjects
*RIOTS
Abstract

Discusses how the rioting in Los Angeles and other cities, after the announcement of the `not guilty' verdict last week in favor of the four Los Angeles police officers who beat motorist Rodney King, reminds the nation that urban problems and racerelations are getting worse. The violence that erupted; Multiracial warfare; Overview of the trial; The political response. INSET: Making a federal case of it, by T. Gest..

Published
1992

110. Russia reborn.

Author

Duffy, B. and Stanglin, D.

Subjects
ATTEMPTED coup, Soviet Union, 1991
Abstract

Elaborates on the new age which has dawned in the Soviet Union following the failed coup attempt by hardline communist leaders. Communist party effectively dead; Mikhail Gorbachev's resignation; Russian President Boris Yeltsin the hero; The communist party's long legacy of corruption, brutality and inefficiency; An immediate political vacuum; The economic situation; Possibility of Soviet chaos; The union treaty. INSET: Shevardnadze speaks..

Published
1991

111. The new spy wars.

Author

Duffy, B. and Impoco, J.

Subjects
GATES, Robert Michael, 1943-
Abstract

Describes the Central Intelligence Agency, America's vast espionage bureaucracy, and profiles Robert Gates who has been nominated to become the 15th director. Deciding who America's enemies are, what kind of attention each one deserves and how much we can afford to keep tabs on them; Changing with a changing world; Subtle dangers and restive republics; Reorganizing intelligence agencies; Providing what policy makers want to hear; Dilution and distortion.

Published
1991

112. A long road to peace.

Author

Robbins, C.A. and Duffy, B.

Subjects
*PERSIAN Gulf War, 1991
Abstract

Studies some of the possibilities for a postwar Iraq, from a military coup against President Saddam Hussein, through a revolution by the Kurds and southern Shiites against the Sunni's, to a Shiite revolution allied with Iran. Tehran's calls for Hussein to step down; Moves by the army to regain control; Middle East tour by Secretary of State James Baker; Serious hearing in Syria; Mikhail Gorbachev's disappearing act; Modest goals.

Published
1991

113. The 100-hour war.

Author

Duffy, B. and Tharp, M.

Subjects
*PERSIAN Gulf War, 1991
Abstract

States that the astonishing 100-hour blitzkrieg was a black-and-white win in an inarguably just cause. Coming to terms with the aftermath; Using technological data to brilliant advantage; The Republican Guard vs. the US Army's 3rd Armored: no contest; Addressing a tactical problem strategically, effectively encircling the enemy's entire army; Regional security; Permanent naval presence. INSET: Schwarzkopf's `Hail Mary'; Ground action.;The final day..

Published
1991

114. The gulf war's final curtain.

Author

Duffy, B., Walsh, K.T., and al, et

Subjects
*PERSIAN Gulf War, 1991
Abstract

Comments that accepting a Soviet-brokered withdrawal of Saddam Hussein's forces from Kuwait would not have provided the clean ending President George Bush believes the American people and their partners in the anti-Iraq coalition now demand. Hussein playing the villain to perfection. INSET: Desert Storm week 6; Multiple launch rocket system.; he....

Published
1991

115. The right stuff.

Author

Duffy, B. and Cary, P.

Subjects
*PERSIAN Gulf War, 1991
Abstract

States that the short-war talk is gone, and suggests Saddam Hussein may be fighting three old wars: trench war in Kuwait, emerging as a hero in the Arab world, and launching a chemical offensive on aircraft carriers and troop ships. Possible military and political miscalculation; Bush allowing the military to do its job; Performance of high tech; Bad weather; Bomb damage assessment. INSET: Turks fear, but expect, war, by S.J. Hedges.;From new guy to Top.

Published
1991

116. Desert Storm.

Author

Duffy, B. and Cary, P.

Subjects
*PERSIAN Gulf War, 1991
Abstract

Suggests that the Iraqi attack on Israel seems to have elevated the conflict from a crass fight for oil and jobs to a war between right and wrong. Redoubling allied efforts to take out mobile SCUD missile launchers; Leaving the military to pick the targets and move the troops; Air campaign of Air Force Lt. Gen Charles Horner; Tomahawks and Stealth fighters; Danger zone, SCUDS; Second act. INSET: Bombs away.;Lines in the sand..

Published
1991

117. The guns of August.

Author

Duffy, B. and Cary, P.

Subjects
*IRAQ-Kuwait Crisis, 1990-1991
Abstract

Underlines the risks Bush has taken in committing himself and the US military to drive Iraq out of Kuwait. Hussein's weapons include nerve gas, terrorism and more than 4,000 potential American hostages; Possibility of a long stalemate; Moslem resentment against the West; How US forces match Hussein's. INSET: If Iraq uses chemical weapons.;`Bridge between two worlds....

Published
1990

118. The man who would be king.

Author

Duffy, B. and Lief, L.

Subjects
*IRAQ-Kuwait Crisis, 1990-1991
Abstract

Reports on effects of Saddam Hussein's invasion of Kuwait. Description of Hussein as OPEC's major player and the most dangerous man in the world. Questions what he may do next; Fears of possible actions and strength of his army; Saudi Arabia's role; Why Israel may benefit; Naval and air options for the United States. INSET: The invasion--the prize; Iraqiphobia: Humiliation, fear....

Published
1990

119. The world's most dangerous man.

Author

Duffy, B. and Lief, L.

Subjects
HUSSEIN, Saddam, 1937-2006
Abstract

Profiles president of Iraq, Saddam Hussein, who is currently spending billions of dollars developing arsenals of chemical and nuclear weapons, and has already lobbed nerve gas at Iran, but has killed several hundred of his own people. INSET: All the ex-president's men (Richard Nixon and John Mitchell....

Published
1990

120. Talk firmly and send the ships.

Author

Duffy, B. and Lief, L.

Subjects
*TERRORISM policy
Abstract

Reports that a grisly videotape of the hanging of Marine Lt. Col. William Higgins and threats to other hostages plunge the president into diplomacy and consideration of military strikes. INSET: The enduring terrors of the Party of God.;Bush joins a growing....

Published
1989

121. Bush's bold bid to rescue NATO.

Author

Trewhitt, H. and Duffy, B.

Subjects
*CONFERENCES & conventions
Abstract

Discusses President George Bush's recent success at the NATO summit. START negotiations. INSET: The balance of power in Europe..

Published
1989

122. Iran's agents of terror.

Author

Duffy, B.

Subjects
KHOMEINI, Ruhollah, 1902-1989
Abstract

Report on Iran's global network which allows the Ayatollah Khomeini to strike at enemies almost anywhere. Salman Rushdie's `The Satanic Verses.' INSET: Bombings, murders, kidnappings and hijackings; The technology of.

Published
1989

123. An American doctor in the schools of hell.

Author

Duffy, B.

Subjects
*SOCIAL conditions of children
Abstract

Report on how Neil Boothby went to Mozambique to treat children who have been forced to serve as soldiers. Examples; Shock; What to do with children who kill; Trauma; Programs. INSET: A quarter-century of civil war..

Published
1989

124. Inside America's biggest drug bust.

Author

Baer, D. and Duffy, B.

Subjects
*DRUG traffic
Abstract

A blow-by-blow account of how the Feds hit the Sicilian Mafia, based on unprecedented access to agents working the case, which led to 200 arrests in the US and Italy. Chronological account of the planning and execution of the capture of so many alleged drug traffickers in an operation named `Pizza Connection II.' The Federal Bureau of Investigation's (FBI) continuing war on drugs; Areas of concentration. . See also (Newsweek, 4/11/88, p39, 1/4p)

Published
1988

125. Staring into the abyss.

Author

Duffy, B. and Egan, J.

Subjects
*STOCK exchanges
Abstract

Last week's stock market crash is a shocking warning that the US economy is living on borrowed time. Discusses the effects of the crash on the US--on the people who suddenly felt poorer, on consumer spending, on the government, and on industry. INSET: When stocks fall, everyone gets hit..

Published
1987

126. Lt. Col. US Marine Corps.

Author

Duffy, B. and Witkin, G.

Subjects
NORTH, Oliver, 1943-
Abstract

Portrayal of Oliver North and his objectives in the Iran-contra scandal. Speculation on his upcoming testimony; Education; Military career; Interviews with people who have known him. INSET: Public opinion on North and the scandal.;John Poindexter will be.

Published
1987

129. Molecular typing of Dutch isolates of Xanthomonas arboricola pathovar pruni isolated from ornamental cherry laurel

Author

Bergsma-Vlami, M., Martin, W., Koenraadt, H., Teunissen, H., Pothier, J.F., Duffy, B., and van Doorn, J.

Subjects
colletotrichum-acutatum, Laboratory of Phytopathology, pathogenicity, acutatum-sensu-lato, fruit, sp-nov, pectate lyase secretion, c-gloeosporioides, infection, susceptibility, diversity, Laboratorium voor Phytopathologie
Abstract

Xanthomonas arboricola pv. pruni (Xap) has been found in several cherry laurel (Prunus laurocerasus) nurseries in the Netherlands, causing leaf spot. As no information is available yet about the epidemiology of this quarantine bacterium in cherry laurel, molecular typing of Xap isolates can considerably improve our understanding of pathogen spread between various cherry laurel production systems in different regions of the Netherlands and pathogen relatedness among different disease outbreaks. In this study, the genotypic diversity within a population of 25 Xap isolates isolated from different cherry laurel cultivars grown in different locations in the Netherlands between 2008-2010, was assessed using Multiple-locus variable-number analysis (MLVA). The identity of these Xap isolates was initially determined based on the EPPO standard PM 7/64. Confirmation of the identity of these Xap isolates was additionally achieved with diverse methodologies, including gyrase subunit B (gyrB) sequence typing, BOXand ERIC-PCR, AFLP, and Xap-specific PCR’s: one based on the previously described Pagani primers (2004) (conventional-PCR and its TaqMan-PCR variant) and one based on the recently described Pothier primers (2011c). Based on the results of the MLVA analysis, the Dutch population of Xap isolates could be divided into two groups; however no correlation with the geographical origin or any other character of these isolates could be established. Additionally, based on colony morphology, a panel of 5 look-a-likes were isolated from symptomatic leaves of P. laurocerasus which reacted in the Xap-specific PCR described by Pagani (2004) but that did not react in the Xap-specific PCR described by Pothier et al. (2011c). Further characterisation of these look-a-like isolates with AFLP, BOXand ERIC-PCR, and gyrB sequencing showed that the Xap-specific PCR described by Pagani does not discriminate between Xap and the look-a-like isolates. Similarly to Pagani PCR, the performance of a pathogenicity test with a pure culture of the isolate was not always discriminative between Xap and the look-a-like isolates, unraveling a complexity in Xanthomonas pathogenicity. Therefore, in routine screening based on the EPPO standard PM 7/64, complementary techniques such as BOX- ERIC-PCR, gyrB sequencing, Xap-specific PCR described by Pothier (2011c), MLVA and AFLP should be used to obtain a reliable diagnosis of Xap and avoid false positive results.

Published
2012

130. Detection and identification methods and new tests as developed and used in the framework of cost 873 for bacteria pathogenic to stone fruits and nuts

Author

Palacio Bielsa, Ana, Pothier, J.F., Roselló Pérez, Montserrat, Duffy, B., and López, M.M.

Subjects
PCR, Sanidad vegetal, Métodos de control, Pathogenicity tests, food and beverages, MALDI-TOF MS, Árboles frutales, Biochemical tests, Organismos patógenos, FAME, Real-time PCR, Isolation
Abstract

Xanthomonas arboricola pv. pruni (Xap), the causal agent of bacterial spot disease of stone fruits and almond, is regulated as a quarantine pathogen in the European Union and the European and Mediterranean Plant Protection Organization (EPPO). Xap can have an epiphytic phase and/or be latent and, consequently, it can be transmitted by different types of plant material. Effective quarantine measures require specific, sensitive and rapid methods to detect Xap in propagative material or new reservoirs. Laborious and time-consuming methods for the diagnosis of Xap are recommended in the current EPPO standard protocol. However, new several pathogen-specific PCR and quantitative realtime PCR assays have been developed that enable direct detection of Xap in symptomatic and symptomless plant samples. A concise resource of current methods for Xap detection and identification, based on assessment and development activities within the framework of COST 873, is presented.

Published
2012

131. The ubiquitous plasmid pXap41 in the invasive phytopathogen Xanthomonas arboricola pv. pruni: complete sequence and comparative genomic analysis

Author

Pothier, Joël F., Vorhölter, Frank-Jörg, Blom, Jochen, Goesmann, Alexander, Pühler, Alfred, Smits, TH, and Duffy, B

Subjects
DNA, Bacterial, Evolution, Molecular, Open Reading Frames, Gene Order, Molecular Sequence Data, Xanthomonas axonopodis, Sequence Homology, Sequence Analysis, DNA, Plasmids
Abstract

The complete DNA sequence of the 41 102-bp plasmid pXap41 from the invasive plant pathogen Xanthomonas arboricola pv. pruni CFBP 5530 was determined and its 44 coding regions were annotated. Comparative analysis with 15 Xanthomonas plasmids and 19 complete genomes revealed that nearly one-fourth of this plasmid has high sequence identity to plasmid pXAC64 and an 8.8-kb chromosomal region of Xanthomonas axonopodis pv. citri strain 306 carrying genes that encode type III effectors and helper proteins. The presence of pXap41 in all X. arboricola pv. pruni genotypes was confirmed for eight strains by plasmid profiling and for 35 X. arboricola pv. pruni isolates with a new plasmid multiplex PCR assay. This plasmid was not detected in any other X. arboricola pathovars (n=12), indicating the potential for the application of the pXap41 PCR method as a pathovar-level detection and identification tool.

Published
2011

132. Pantoea applied genomics to understand and improve biocontrol activity against fire blight

Author

Duffy, B., Kamber, T., Rezzonico, F., Pablo Llop, Ishimaru, C. A., Pusey, P., Stockwell, V. O., and Smits, T. H.

Abstract

Pantoea agglomerans and P. vagans (ex. Erwinia herbicola) are common epiphytes of pome fruit flowers and three strains (E325, P10c, C9-1) have been commercially developed as effective biocontrol products for managing fire blight (Erwinia amylovora)

Published
2011

137. Untangling inconsistent magnetic polarity records through an integrated rock magnetic analysis: A case study on Neogene sections in East Timor

Author

Mantle dynamics & theoretical geophysics, Paleomagnetism, Stratigraphy & paleontology, Stratigraphy and paleontology, Aben, F.M., Dekkers, M.J., Bakker, R.R., van Hinsbergen, D.J.J., Zachariasse, W.J., Tate, G.W., McQuarrie, N., Harris, R., Duffy, B., Mantle dynamics & theoretical geophysics, Paleomagnetism, Stratigraphy & paleontology, Stratigraphy and paleontology, Aben, F.M., Dekkers, M.J., Bakker, R.R., van Hinsbergen, D.J.J., Zachariasse, W.J., Tate, G.W., McQuarrie, N., Harris, R., and Duffy, B.

Published
2014

139. Untangling inconsistent magnetic polarity records through an integrated rock magnetic analysis: A case study on Neogene sections in East Timor

Author

Aben, FM, Dekkers, MJ, Bakker, RR, van Hinsbergen, DJJ, Zachariasse, WJ, Tate, GW, McQuarrie, N, Harris, R, Duffy, B, Aben, FM, Dekkers, MJ, Bakker, RR, van Hinsbergen, DJJ, Zachariasse, WJ, Tate, GW, McQuarrie, N, Harris, R, and Duffy, B

Abstract

Inconsistent polarity patterns in sediments are a common problem in magnetostratigraphic and paleomagnetic research. Multiple magnetic mineral generations result in such remanence “haystacks.” Here we test whether end‐member modeling of isothermal remanent magnetization acquisition curves as a basis for an integrated rock magnetic and microscopic analysis is capable of isolating original magnetic polarity patterns. Uppermost Miocene‐Pliocene deep‐marine siliciclastics and limestones in East Timor, originally sampled to constrain the uplift history of the young Timor orogeny, serve as case study. An apparently straightforward polarity record was obtained that, however, proved impossible to reconcile with the associated biostratigraphy. Our analysis distinguished two magnetic end‐members for each section, which result from various greigite suites and a detrital magnetite suite. The latter yields largely viscous remanence signals and is deemed unsuited. The greigite suites are late diagenetic in the Cailaco River section and early diagenetic, thus reliable, in the Viqueque Type section. By selecting reliable sample levels based on a quality index, a revised polarity pattern of the latter section is obtained: consistent with the biostratigraphy and unequivocally correlatable to the Geomagnetic Polarity Time Scale. Although the Cailaco River section lacks a reliable magnetostratigraphy, it does record a significant postremagnetization tectonic rotation. Our results shows that the application of well‐designed rock magnetic research, based on the end‐member model and integrated with microscopy and paleomagnetic data, can unravel complex and seemingly inconsistent polarity patterns. We recommend this approach to assess the veracity of the polarity of strata with complex magnetic mineralogy.

Published
2014

140. Dickeya solani 16S ribosomal RNA gene, partial sequence

Author

van der Wolf, J.M., Nijhuis, E.H., Kowalewska, M.J., Saddler, G.S., Parkinson, N., Elphinstone, J.G., Pritchard, L., Toth, I.K., Lojkowska, E., Potrykus, M., Waleron, M., de Vos, P., Cleenwerck, I., Pirhonen, M., Garlant, L., Hélias, V., Pothier, J.F., Pflüger, V., Duffy, B., Tsror, L., Manulis, S., van der Wolf, J.M., Nijhuis, E.H., Kowalewska, M.J., Saddler, G.S., Parkinson, N., Elphinstone, J.G., Pritchard, L., Toth, I.K., Lojkowska, E., Potrykus, M., Waleron, M., de Vos, P., Cleenwerck, I., Pirhonen, M., Garlant, L., Hélias, V., Pothier, J.F., Pflüger, V., Duffy, B., Tsror, L., and Manulis, S.

Published
2014

141. Pectobacteriaceae ribosomal protein L2 (rplB) gene, partial cds

Author

van der Wolf, J.M., Nijhuis, E.H., Kowalewska, M.J., Saddler, G.S., Parkinson, N., Elphinstone, J.G., Pritchard, L., Toth, I.K., Lojkowska, E., Potrykus, M., Waleron, M., de Vos, P., Cleenwerck, I., Pirhonen, M., Garlant, L., Hélias, V., Pothier, J.F., Pflüger, V., Duffy, B., Tsror, L., Manulis, S., van der Wolf, J.M., Nijhuis, E.H., Kowalewska, M.J., Saddler, G.S., Parkinson, N., Elphinstone, J.G., Pritchard, L., Toth, I.K., Lojkowska, E., Potrykus, M., Waleron, M., de Vos, P., Cleenwerck, I., Pirhonen, M., Garlant, L., Hélias, V., Pothier, J.F., Pflüger, V., Duffy, B., Tsror, L., and Manulis, S.

Published
2014

142. Pectobacteriaceae RNA polymerase sigma subunit (rpoS) gene, partial cds

Author

van der Wolf, J.M., Nijhuis, E.H., Kowalewska, M.J., Saddler, G.S., Parkinson, N., Elphinstone, J.G., Pritchard, L., Toth, I.K., Lojkowska, E., Potrykus, M., Waleron, M., de Vos, P., Cleenwerck, I., Pirhonen, M., Garlant, L., Hélias, V., Pothier, J.F., Pflüger, V., Duffy, B., Tsror, L., Manulis, S., van der Wolf, J.M., Nijhuis, E.H., Kowalewska, M.J., Saddler, G.S., Parkinson, N., Elphinstone, J.G., Pritchard, L., Toth, I.K., Lojkowska, E., Potrykus, M., Waleron, M., de Vos, P., Cleenwerck, I., Pirhonen, M., Garlant, L., Hélias, V., Pothier, J.F., Pflüger, V., Duffy, B., Tsror, L., and Manulis, S.

Published
2014

143. Pectobacteriaceae GTP-binding protein chain elongation factor EF-G (fusA) gene, partial cds

Author

van der Wolf, J.M., Nijhuis, E.H., Kowalewska, M.J., Saddler, G.S., Parkinson, N., Elphinstone, J.G., Pritchard, L., Toth, I.K., Lojkowska, E., Potrykus, M., Waleron, M., de Vos, P., Cleenwerck, I., Pirhonen, M., Garlant, L., Hélias, V., Pothier, J.F., Pflüger, V., Duffy, B., Tsror, L., Manulis, S., van der Wolf, J.M., Nijhuis, E.H., Kowalewska, M.J., Saddler, G.S., Parkinson, N., Elphinstone, J.G., Pritchard, L., Toth, I.K., Lojkowska, E., Potrykus, M., Waleron, M., de Vos, P., Cleenwerck, I., Pirhonen, M., Garlant, L., Hélias, V., Pothier, J.F., Pflüger, V., Duffy, B., Tsror, L., and Manulis, S.

Published
2014

144. Pectobacteriaceae DNA polymerase III subunits gamma and tau (dnaX) gene, partial cds

Author

van der Wolf, J.M., Nijhuis, E.H., Kowalewska, M.J., Saddler, G.S., Parkinson, N., Elphinstone, J.G., Pritchard, L., Toth, I.K., Lojkowska, E., Potrykus, M., Waleron, M., de Vos, P., Cleenwerck, I., Pirhonen, M., Garlant, L., Hélias, V., Pothier, J.F., Pflüger, V., Duffy, B., Tsror, L., Manulis, S., van der Wolf, J.M., Nijhuis, E.H., Kowalewska, M.J., Saddler, G.S., Parkinson, N., Elphinstone, J.G., Pritchard, L., Toth, I.K., Lojkowska, E., Potrykus, M., Waleron, M., de Vos, P., Cleenwerck, I., Pirhonen, M., Garlant, L., Hélias, V., Pothier, J.F., Pflüger, V., Duffy, B., Tsror, L., and Manulis, S.

Published
2014

145. Pectobacteriaceae adenylosuccinate synthetase (purA) gene, partial cds

Author

van der Wolf, J.M., Nijhuis, E.H., Kowalewska, M.J., Saddler, G.S., Parkinson, N., Elphinstone, J.G., Pritchard, L., Toth, I.K., Lojkowska, E., Potrykus, M., Waleron, M., de Vos, P., Cleenwerck, I., Pirhonen, M., Garlant, L., Hélias, V., Pothier, J.F., Pflüger, V., Duffy, B., Tsror, L., Manulis, S., van der Wolf, J.M., Nijhuis, E.H., Kowalewska, M.J., Saddler, G.S., Parkinson, N., Elphinstone, J.G., Pritchard, L., Toth, I.K., Lojkowska, E., Potrykus, M., Waleron, M., de Vos, P., Cleenwerck, I., Pirhonen, M., Garlant, L., Hélias, V., Pothier, J.F., Pflüger, V., Duffy, B., Tsror, L., and Manulis, S.

Published
2014

146. Pectobacteriaceae glyceraldehyde-3-phosphate dehydrogenase (gapA) gene, partial cds

Author

van der Wolf, J.M., Nijhuis, E.H., Kowalewska, M.J., Saddler, G.S., Parkinson, N., Elphinstone, J.G., Pritchard, L., Toth, I.K., Lojkowska, E., Potrykus, M., Waleron, M., de Vos, P., Cleenwerck, I., Pirhonen, M., Garlant, L., Hélias, V., Pothier, J.F., Pflüger, V., Duffy, B., Tsror, L., Manulis, S., van der Wolf, J.M., Nijhuis, E.H., Kowalewska, M.J., Saddler, G.S., Parkinson, N., Elphinstone, J.G., Pritchard, L., Toth, I.K., Lojkowska, E., Potrykus, M., Waleron, M., de Vos, P., Cleenwerck, I., Pirhonen, M., Garlant, L., Hélias, V., Pothier, J.F., Pflüger, V., Duffy, B., Tsror, L., and Manulis, S.

Published
2014

147. Pectobacteriaceae DNA polymerase III subunit beta (dnaN) gene, partial cds

Author

van der Wolf, J.M., Nijhuis, E.H., Kowalewska, M.J., Saddler, G.S., Parkinson, N., Elphinstone, J.G., Pritchard, L., Toth, I.K., Lojkowska, E., Potrykus, M., Waleron, M., de Vos, P., Cleenwerck, I., Pirhonen, M., Garlant, L., Hélias, V., Pothier, J.F., Pflüger, V., Duffy, B., Tsror, L., Manulis, S., van der Wolf, J.M., Nijhuis, E.H., Kowalewska, M.J., Saddler, G.S., Parkinson, N., Elphinstone, J.G., Pritchard, L., Toth, I.K., Lojkowska, E., Potrykus, M., Waleron, M., de Vos, P., Cleenwerck, I., Pirhonen, M., Garlant, L., Hélias, V., Pothier, J.F., Pflüger, V., Duffy, B., Tsror, L., and Manulis, S.

Published
2014

148. Pectobacteriaceae recombinase A (recA) gene, partial cds

Author

van der Wolf, J.M., Nijhuis, E.H., Kowalewska, M.J., Saddler, G.S., Parkinson, N., Elphinstone, J.G., Pritchard, L., Toth, I.K., Lojkowska, E., Potrykus, M., Waleron, M., de Vos, P., Cleenwerck, I., Pirhonen, M., Garlant, L., Hélias, V., Pothier, J.F., Pflüger, V., Duffy, B., Tsror, L., Manulis, S., van der Wolf, J.M., Nijhuis, E.H., Kowalewska, M.J., Saddler, G.S., Parkinson, N., Elphinstone, J.G., Pritchard, L., Toth, I.K., Lojkowska, E., Potrykus, M., Waleron, M., de Vos, P., Cleenwerck, I., Pirhonen, M., Garlant, L., Hélias, V., Pothier, J.F., Pflüger, V., Duffy, B., Tsror, L., and Manulis, S.

Published
2014

149. Pectobacteriaceae DNA gyrase subunit A (gyrA) gene, partial cds

Author

van der Wolf, J.M., Nijhuis, E.H., Kowalewska, M.J., Saddler, G.S., Parkinson, N., Elphinstone, J.G., Pritchard, L., Toth, I.K., Lojkowska, E., Potrykus, M., Waleron, M., de Vos, P., Cleenwerck, I., Pirhonen, M., Garlant, L., Hélias, V., Pothier, J.F., Pflüger, V., Duffy, B., Tsror, L., Manulis, S., van der Wolf, J.M., Nijhuis, E.H., Kowalewska, M.J., Saddler, G.S., Parkinson, N., Elphinstone, J.G., Pritchard, L., Toth, I.K., Lojkowska, E., Potrykus, M., Waleron, M., de Vos, P., Cleenwerck, I., Pirhonen, M., Garlant, L., Hélias, V., Pothier, J.F., Pflüger, V., Duffy, B., Tsror, L., and Manulis, S.

Published
2014

150. Pectobacteriaceae 16S-23S ribosomal RNA intergenic spacer, partial sequence

Author

van der Wolf, J.M., Nijhuis, E.H., Kowalewska, M.J., Saddler, G.S., Parkinson, N., Elphinstone, J.G., Pritchard, L., Toth, I.K., Lojkowska, E., Potrykus, M., Waleron, M., de Vos, P., Cleenwerck, I., Pirhonen, M., Garlant, L., Hélias, V., Pothier, J.F., Pflüger, V., Duffy, B., Tsror, L., Manulis, S., van der Wolf, J.M., Nijhuis, E.H., Kowalewska, M.J., Saddler, G.S., Parkinson, N., Elphinstone, J.G., Pritchard, L., Toth, I.K., Lojkowska, E., Potrykus, M., Waleron, M., de Vos, P., Cleenwerck, I., Pirhonen, M., Garlant, L., Hélias, V., Pothier, J.F., Pflüger, V., Duffy, B., Tsror, L., and Manulis, S.

Published
2014

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