Publications by authors named "Linda L Hnatow"
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- The study analyzed the diversity of Bacteria and Archaea in a degraded petroleum reservoir in Alaska using two culture-independent methods, showing no significant differences in diversity between the methods.
- Bacteria were classified into at least 14 phylum-level lineages, with Firmicutes making up 36.2% of identified rRNA gene clones, while a significant portion (35.2%) belonged to uncultured divisions.
- Archaea primarily consisted of methanogens, suggesting that acetate plays a crucial role in the microbial community as a key metabolite leading to methane production in this anaerobic environment.
There are few systems available for studying the genetics of the important avian respiratory pathogen, Mycoplasma gallisepticum. These techniques are needed to develop a mechanism to study the molecular pathogenesis of M. gallisepticum.
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