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Abstract

The primary structures of the 16S rRNAs of , and were determined by using the reverse transcription-dideoxy sequencing method. All of the strains exhibited very high levels of sequence similarity (T = type strain) by only a single nucleotide. The 16S rRNA sequences of and differed from each other and from the sequences of and by four to nine nucleotides.

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