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Genetic and environmental controls of microbial communities on leaf litter in streams by MARKS, JANE C, HADEN, G.A, HARROP, BRENDA L, REESE, ELIZABETH G, KEAMS, JEANNA L, WATWOOD, MARY E, WHITHAM, THOMAS G

“…1. Despite the importance of microorganisms for leaf litter decomposition in streams, little is known about which factors affect community composition of…”
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Stable carbon isotope fractionation in chlorinated ethene degradation by bacteria expressing three toluene oxygenases by Clingenpeel, Scott R, Moan, Jaina L, McGrath, Danielle M, Hungate, Bruce A, Watwood, Mary E

“…One difficulty in using bioremediation at a contaminated site is demonstrating that biodegradation is actually occurring in situ. The stable isotope…”
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Chloride analysis using 3,3′,5,5′-tetramethylbenzidine and chloroperoxidase by Keener, William K., Watwood, Mary E.

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Activity-dependent fluorescent labeling of bacterial cells expressing the TOL pathway by Clingenpeel, Scott R., Keener, William K., Keller, Caron R., De Jesus, Karl, Howard, M. Hope, Watwood, Mary E.

“…3-Ethynylbenzoate (3EB) functions as a novel, activity-dependent, fluorogenic, and chromogenic probe for bacterial strains expressing the TOL pathway, which…”
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Design and Validation of ureC-based Primers for Groundwater Detection of Urea-Hydrolyzing Bacteria by Gresham, Tina L. T., Sheridan, Peter P., Watwood, Mary E., Fujita, Yoshiko, Colwell, Frederick S.

“…Polymerase chain reaction primers based on the ureC gene are described for use in detecting diverse groundwater urea-hydrolyzing bacteria. Six degenerate…”
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Activity-dependent labeling of oxygenase enzymes in a trichloroethene-contaminated groundwater site by Lee, M. Hope, Clingenpeel, Scott C., Leiser, Owen P., Wymore, Ryan A., Sorenson, Kent S., Watwood, Mary E.

“…A variety of naturally occurring bacteria produce enzymes that cometabolically degrade trichloroethene (TCE), including organisms with aerobic oxygenases…”
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Field Evidence for Intrinsic Aerobic Chlorinated Ethene Cometabolism by Methanotrophs Expressing Soluble Methane Monooxygenase by Wymore, Ryan A., Lee, M. Hope, Keener, William K., Miller, Amber R., Colwell, Frederick S., Watwood, Mary E., Sorenson, Kent S.

“…Idaho National Laboratory's Test Area North is the site of a trichloroethene (TCE) plume resulting from waste injections. Previous investigations revealed that…”
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Detection of Euryarchaeota and Crenarchaeota in an oxic basalt aquifer by O’Connell, Seán P., Lehman, R.Michael, Snoeyenbos-West, Oona, Winston, Vern D., Cummings, David E., Watwood, Mary E., Colwell, Frederick S.

“…Groundwater from an oxic, fractured basalt aquifer was examined for the presence of Archaea. DNA was extracted from cells concentrated from groundwater…”
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Use of 3-hydroxyphenylacetylene for activity-dependent, fluorescent labeling of bacteria that degrade toluene via 3-methylcatechol by Kauffman, Mary E., Keener, William K., Clingenpeel, Scott R., Watwood, Mary E., Reed, David W., Fujita, Yoshiko, Lehman, R.Michael

“…3-Hydroxyphenylacetylene (3-HPA) served as a novel, activity-dependent, fluorogenic and chromogenic probe for bacterial enzymes known to degrade toluene via…”
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basic program for reduction of data from community-level physiological profiling using Biolog microplates: rationale and critical interpretation of data by O’Connell, Seán, Lawson, Robert D, Watwood, Mary E, Lehman, R.M

“…A basic program is offered that reduces data resulting from mixed-species inoculations into Biolog microplates. The procedures of the program are supported by…”
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Early bacterial and fungal colonization of leaf litter in Fossil Creek, Arizona by Harrop, Brenda L, Marks, Jane C, Watwood, Mary E

“…Microbes are important in stream ecosystem processes and ubiquitous in stream environments, but limitations of study techniques have left most of these…”
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Bacterial mats from Crater Lake, Oregon and their relationship to possible deep-lake hydrothermal venting by Dymond, Jack, Collier, Robert W, Watwood, Mary E

“…Submersible observations of communities of bacteria that are usually associated with warm, saline waters are reported from the bottom of Crater Lake. The…”
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Methodological Modifications for Accurate and Efficient Determination of Contaminant Biodegradation in Unsaturated Calcareous Soils by WATWOOD, M. E, WHITE, C. S, DAHM, C. N

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Polyacrylamide as an organic nitrogen source for soil microorganisms with potential effects on inorganic soil nitrogen in agricultural soil by Kay-Shoemake, Jeanine L., Watwood, Mary E., Lentz, Rodrick D., Sojka, Robert E.

“…Linear polyacrylamide (PAM) is gaining considerable acceptance as an effective anti-erosion additive in irrigation water. The potential effects of repeated PAM…”
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Polyacrylamide as a substrate for microbial amidase in culture and soil by Kay-Shoemake, Jeanine L., Watwood, Mary E., Sojka, Robert E., Lentz, Rodrick D.

“…High molecular weight, linear polyacrylamide (PAM) with anionic charge is added to agricultural soils as an anti-erosion additive. Research indicates that soil…”
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ureC-based Primers for Groundwater Detection of Urea-Hydrolyzing Bacteria by Tina L. T.,Gresham, Peter P.,Sheridan, Mary E.,Watwood, Yoshiko,Fujita, Frederick S.,Colwell

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Design and Validation of ure C-based Primers for Groundwater Detection of Urea-Hydrolyzing Bacteria by Gresham, Tina L. T., Sheridan, Peter P., Watwood, Mary E., Fujita, Yoshiko, Colwell, Frederick S.

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Detection of Euryarchaeota and Crenarchaeota in an oxic basalt aquifer by O'Connell, Seán P, Lehman, R Michael, Snoeyenbos-West, Oona, Winston, Vern D, Cummings, David E, Watwood, Mary E, Colwell, Frederick S

“…Groundwater from an oxic, fractured basalt aquifer was examined for the presence of Archaea. DNA was extracted from cells concentrated from groundwater…”
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Soil amidase activity in polyacrylamide-treated soils and potential activity toward common amide-containing pesticides by KAY-SHOEMAKE, J. L, WATWOOD, M. E, SOJKA, R. E, LENTZ, R. D

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Exchangeable ammonium and nitrate from different nitrogen fertilizer preparations in polyacrylamide-treated and untreated agricultural soils by KAY-SHOEMAKE, J. L, WATWOOD, M. E, KILPATRICK, L, HARRIS, K

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