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  1. MJ Aragon MJ Aragon United States says:

    A private biotechnology company used their DNA scanning algorithms to determine that E. coli O104 has genomic signatures specific to Stx2 converting phage I and Stx2 converting phage II previously found in strains of the outbreak in Sakai city, Japan, in 1996. These genomic signatures are absent in the Central African E coli EAEC 55989.

    www.orionbiosciences.com/.../...-PR-June-05-11.pdf

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