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Showing 1 to 3 of 3 for “"nosZ T-RFLP"”.

  1. Microbial community analysis for denitrifying biofilters

    … Community fingerprint techniques using ARISA and nosZ t-RFLP were also developed to provide high throughput bacterial and denitrifying community data. The spatial structure of microbial communities in a biofilter was characterized using mapping of ecological metrics, MDS plots, and a new …

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  2. Development and application of a microbial reliability model to analyze denitrifying biofilter stability

    … restriction fragment length polymorphism (T-RFLP). This allowed us to get a better understanding of how to model the microbial populations as functional components in the system. In order to quickly and easily apply these methods to microbial fingerprinting data, we have developed the …

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  3. Microbial community dynamics in denitrifying biofilters receiving agricultural drainage

    … Restriction Fragment Length Polymorphism (T-RFLP) of nosZ (one of the nitrous oxide reductase genes), and fungal ARISA (FARISA) was used to determine fungal community structure. Spatial and temporal results from the biofilter studies have provided valuable insight into how microbial …

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