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].
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) KC 106
In the state of Delaware, is a historical marker designation for the Citizens' Hose Company firehouse in Smyrna. The term also appears in geological research as
In scientific research, is the designation for the type strain of a specific bacterium known as Streptomyces siamensis [5, 23]. KC 106