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Year: 2023
Region / city: Shanghai, China; Poznan, Poland
Subject: Molecular biology, Genetic engineering
Document type: Research paper
Institution: Shanghai Jiao Tong University, Poznan University of Technology
Author: Liyun Jia, Shuo Xu, Yue Zhang, Muhammad Bilal, Hairong Cheng
Target audience: Researchers in molecular biology, genetic engineering, and microbiology
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New polyamine oxidases from Ogataea parapolymorpha DL-1: expanding view on non-conventional yeast polyamine catabolism
Year: 2023
Region / city: Moscow
Topic: Biochemistry, Enzyme Studies
Document type: Research article
Organization / institution: Moscow State University
Author: Diana I. Golovina, Egor P. Sergeev, Ivan I. Lentin, Denis L. Atroshenko
Target audience: Scientists, Researchers in Biochemistry and Molecular Biology
Period of action: Not specified
Approval date: Not specified
Date of amendments: Not specified
Note: Context
Agreement for the Collection of Bacteria, Yeasts and Fungi in a Public Collection – CCOS
Organization: Culture Collection of Switzerland (CCOS)
Country: Switzerland
City: Wädenswil
Document type: Agreement and deposition form
Subject: Deposition of microorganisms in a public strain collection
Scope: Bacteria, yeasts and fungi up to Risk Group 2
Fields of concentration: Biocatalysis, biological control, photosynthetic bacteria, diagnostic, food microbiology, research
Risk limitation: Acceptance limited to organisms up to Risk Group 2
Regulatory framework: Swiss national and international biosafety regulations
Related legislation: Bacteriological Code; Convention on Biological Diversity
Collaborating institutions: Zurich University of Applied Sciences; CTI; Federal Office for the Environment, Berne; Swiss Biotech Association; Swiss Industrial Biocatalysis Consortium; DSMZ, Braunschweig, Germany
Access conditions: Public availability of strains for a fee
Geographical focus: Primarily isolates from Switzerland
Requirements for new species: Deposition of type strain in at least two collections in two different countries
Biosafety classification: BSL 1 or BSL 2
Required depositor information: Taxonomical data, strain history, genome data, cultivation conditions, preservation method, pathogen assessment, references
Legal declaration: Confirmation of rights and non-violation of third-party rights
Signature requirement: Place, date and signature of the depositor
Labeling Requirements for Direct Fed Microbials, Yeasts, and Enzymes in Commercial Feed under Kentucky Regulations
Year: 2026
Region / State: Kentucky, USA
Subject: Animal feed labeling
Document Type: Regulatory guidance
Issuing Authority: Kentucky Department of Agriculture
Reference Standards: AAFCO Official Publication, 12KAR 2:041, 12KAR 2:018
Target Audience: Feed manufacturers and pet food producers
Required Guarantees: Direct fed microbials, viable yeasts, enzymes
Ingredient Listing: Order of predominance by weight
Analysis Units: Colony Forming Units (CFU) for microbes, enzymatic activity units for enzymes
Compliance Notes: Pet and specialty pet products must follow additional labeling requirements including disclaimers for non-essential nutrients
Pierce Transit SHUTTLE Eligibility Application
Organization: Pierce Transit
Program: SHUTTLE ADA Paratransit Service
Type of Document: Eligibility Application Form
Legal Framework: Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA)
Service Area: Regular Fixed Route Bus Service Area
Contact Phone: 253.581.8000
Fax: 253.984.8154
TDD: 711
Decision Timeframe: Within 21 days after receipt of complete information
Appeal Period: 60 days from decision date
Assessment Type: Functional Assessment (Physical and/or Cognitive)
Submission Method: Mail or Fax
Primary Audience: Individuals with Disabilities Seeking Paratransit Eligibility
Customer Feedback Survey on the Driverless Shuttle Pilot at Yellowstone National Park and Wright Brothers National Memorial
OMB Control Number: 1090-0011
Expiration Date: XX/XX/XXXX
Agency: National Park Service
Authority: 54 USC §100702
Participating Sites: Yellowstone National Park; Wright Brothers National Memorial
Document Type: Customer Feedback Survey
Project Type: One-season driverless shuttle pilot project
Subject: Public experience and perceptions of driverless shuttle operations in park contexts
Confidentiality: Responses voluntary and anonymous; reported only in aggregate
Estimated Completion Time: XX minutes
Distribution Method: QR code with paper copy available upon request
Contact: Christina White ([email protected]
Note: )
Target Respondents: Visitors who rode the driverless shuttle
Data Collection Purpose: Evaluation of operational performance, safety perception, educational value, and visitor experience
Introduction of tunnel and/or shuttle kiln with waste heat recovery system, Version 01.0
Year: 2018
Region / Country: Vietnam
Subject: Greenhouse gas emission reduction in industrial kilns
Document type: Approved methodology
Organization: Joint Crediting Mechanism
Author: Joint Committee
Target audience: Project developers and stakeholders in industrial emission reduction
Effective period: From 29 August 2018
Version: 01.0
Methodology: Installation of tunnel and shuttle kilns with waste heat recovery system
GHG types: CO2
Emission sources: Natural gas consumption of reference kilns
Calculation approach: Net supplied heat quantity recovered and CO2 emission factor
Monitoring parameters: Supplied air quantity pre-heated, Annual average temperature of combustion air entering kiln
Topics: non-conventional yeasts shuttle