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Application of a novel functional gene microarray to probe the functional ecology of ammonia oxidation in nitrifying activated sludge.

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Figure 1.  Radial phylogenetic trees of: (A) archaeal; and (B) bacterial amoA sequences targeted by the FGA (after Abell et al
Figure  2.    FGA  results  showing  temporal  changes  in  ammonia  oxidisers  in  the  mixed  liquor  (top)  and  media  (bottom) fractions of the surveyed IFAS plant: (A) AOB; (B) AOA
Figure 3A), suggesting a relatively homogeneous distribution of resident AOB throughout the entire IFAS reactor

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