DOUBLE KNOT SURGERIES TO S4 AND S2 × S2

The soluble pyocins S2 and S4 from Pseudomonas aeruginosa bind to the same FpvAI receptor

Soluble (S-type) pyocins are Pseudomonas aeruginosa bacteriocins that kill nonimmune P. aeruginosa cells by gaining entry via a specific receptor, which, in the case of pyocin S2, is the siderophore pyoverdine receptor FpvAI, and in the case of pyocin S3, FpvAII. The nucleic acid sequence at the positions 4327697-4327359 of P. aeruginosa PAO1 genome was not annotated, but it was predicted to en...

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Empirical density plots (Fig A to J) suggest that π̂IBD for pairs of parasite samples within and across clinics loosely follow a mixture distribution over three classes: 1) near zero π̂IBD shown in green; 2) low to intermediate π̂IBD shown in shades of blue; and 3) high π̂IBD, which notably rarefies with distance, and is colored red if sufficiently dense to be visible, and otherwise outlined in bla...

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The nomenclature used here (see also Fig. S1) was built on classical dental serial homologies. The work of Hershkovitz [2] was a major source for defining homologous structures and naming them, but other sources were also considered [3-7]. These works emphasized dental structures that are expressed as relief on tooth crowns. Structures expressed as depressions, in particular groove systems, wer...

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