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Susceptibility of the ∅X-like phages G4 and G14 to R · EcoRI endonuclease

Virology, 1974
Abstract Unlike ΦX174 and S13, the RF I and RF II DNA of the new ΦX-like phages G4 and G14 (Godson, 1974) are cut by the R1 R-factor restriction enzyme (Eco RI) into unit length RF III linear DNA molecules. The cut is specific and is located in the Haemophilus influenzae restriction enzyme fragments G4 HinB (900 nucleotides) and G14 HinA (1200 ...
G N Godson, G Nigel Godson
exaly   +3 more sources

Equine rotaviruses with G14 serotype specificity circulate among venezuelan horses

Journal of Clinical Microbiology, 1994
Two group A rotavirus strains isolated from diarrheic foals in Venezuela were classified as belonging to G14 serotype by cross-neutralization tests and on the basis of the homology of the sequenced VP7 gene. This report confirms that rotavirus strains of G14 serotype specificity circulate among equine populations.
M Ciarlet, F Liprandi
exaly   +3 more sources

Genomic RNA constellation of recently emerging serotype G14 equine rotavirus strains in Japan that is highly homologous with prototype G3 and G14 strains previously identified in the United States of America

Archives of Virology, 2003
Serotype G14 was once considered to be uncommon among equine rotaviruses. While it sporadically emerged in some parts of the world, serotype G14 became the dominant G serotype among rotaviruses detected in foals with diarrhea in Japan in the late 1990s.
H Imagawa, T Nakagomi, O Nakagomi
exaly   +3 more sources

Characterization of a G14 equine rotavirus (strain CH3) isolated in Japan

Archives of Virology, 1994
Antigenic and genomic properties of equine rotavirus strain CH3 isolated in Japan were studied by cross-neutralization tests and nucleotide sequence determination of the VP4 and VP7 genes. It was shown that the strain CH3 belongs to G14 and shares VP4 genotype with strain H2.
M, Takagi, K, Taniguchi, T, Urasawa, S, Urasawa, T, Shirahata, H, Goto   +5 more
openaire   +2 more sources

Hb CANTERBURY [β112(G14)Cys → Phe]: A NEW, MILDLY UNSTABLE VARIANT

Hemoglobin, 2002
Hb Canterbury [β112(G14)Cys → Phe] was detected fortuitously when a supposed normal lysate was used as a control for an isopropanol stability test.
Stephen O, Brennan, Howard C, Potter, Lia M, Kubala, Susan A, Carnoutsos, Martin M, Ferguson   +4 more
openaire   +2 more sources

G14 V-Quadrilateral-Z (VQZ)-plasty for Stoma

2013
• This procedure is used to create the cutaneous opening of a continent catheterisable conduit instead of a flush stoma.
Emily Broadis, Stuart J. O’Toole
openaire   +1 more source

ELKONITE G13, G14, 1060, 3042 and 3150

Alloy Digest, 2001
Abstract ELKONITE G13, G14, 1060, 3042 and 3150 tungsten carbide-silver alloys have good erosion resistance and low contact resistance. The major characteristics are superior resistance to contact welding or sticking and excellent corrosion resistance.
openaire   +1 more source

G14 Are Healthcare Professionals able to Estimate the Surface Area of a Burn in a Child?

Archives of Disease in Childhood, 2014
Aims When different Healthcare Professionals estimate the surface area of a burn there can be significant discrepancies. This is particularly true in Paediatrics, where there are several methods commonly used to make this calculation. Errors in estimation may have a real impact on the acute management of a child.
T. Fussell, F. Blackburn, J. Ross
openaire   +1 more source

A Case of Hemoglobin Indianapolis [β112(G14) Cys→Arg] in an Individual from Cordoba, Spain

Hemoglobin, 1986
Hemoglobin Indianapolis was first described by Adams et al (1,2) as a very unstable variant with a phenotype similar to severe beta-thalassemia. We have also characterized this variant, but there are several differences in the clinical expression of the variant described in our report and those described in the original case.
M, Baiget, C, Gomez Pereira, D L, Jue, M H, Johnson, J E, McGuffey, W F, Moo-Penn   +5 more
openaire   +2 more sources