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Class 1 integrons were found to be located mostly in both chromosomal and conjugative plasmid through southern hybridization and conjugation.
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Changes of ica genes detected by PCR were confirmed by southern hybridization, and their nucleotides were analyzed by DNA sequencing.
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Southern hybridization studies indicated that the qnr genes are located on different plasmids.
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Southern hybridization and PCR were used to confirm transfer of determinants.
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PCR products were further analyzed by Southern hybridization and DNA sequencing.
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Southern hybridization indicated that a single GFA1 locus exists in the C. albicans genome.
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Serial Southern hybridization in this study confirmed the specific mRNA expression corresponding to each enzyme.
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Southern hybridization analysis revealed that homologous aadA sequences were also present in other streptomycin-resistant Salmonella species.
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Southern hybridization analysis was carried out on DNA from control and A-T Epstein-Barrvirus-transformedlymphoblastoid cells.
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Southern hybridization experiments suggested sequence divergence at the FRT1 locus between different strains of S. commune.
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For a part of the fragments differential expression was confirmed by dot blot and Southern hybridization procedures.
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Southern hybridization analysis of the W. scintillans mt genome shows that this single genome carries both duplicated regions.
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PCR followed by Southern hybridization was performed at the National Institute of Neurological Disorders and Stroke (NINDS).
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PCR products from placenta were exactly the same size with that from AP and confirmed as Pit-1-specific by Southern hybridization.
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Southern hybridization, using an A. veronii katA-specific hybridization probe, suggested the presence of a single gene copy in many Aeromonas species.
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PCR along with Southern hybridization analysis revealed a large deletion of the paired COL4A5 and COL4A6 genes.
