In scientific research, is the designation for the type strain of a specific bacterium known as Streptomyces siamensis [5, 23].
It is used as a reference point (top-hit taxon) in metabolomic screening to identify other related bacterial isolates [23]. 2. Historical Landmark: Citizens' Hose Company (KC-106)
This strain is part of the Streptomyces genus, which is famous for producing various antibiotics and secondary metabolites [5]. It has a high DNA G+C content (around 73 mol%) and contains specific fatty acids like anteiso-C15:0 and iso-C16:0 [5]. KC 106
The term also appears in geological research as a model of X-ray diffractometer (the KC-106 diffractometer) used for mineralogical analysis of rock samples [9].
Originally situated at the Smyrna Opera House, it moved to its current site on West Commerce Street in 1925. In scientific research, is the designation for the
It was isolated from soil samples in Thailand [5].
In the state of Delaware, is a historical marker designation for the Citizens' Hose Company firehouse in Smyrna. Originally situated at the Smyrna Opera House, it
The marker commemorates over 120 years of service, during which the company evolved through major expansions and historical challenges, such as manpower shortages during World War II. 3. Other Technical References