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A Cellular Basis for Wolbachia Recruitment to the Host Germline

10 Dec 2007

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Wolbachia are among the most widespread intracellular bacteria, carried by thousands of metazoan species. The success of Wolbachia is due to efficient vertical transmission by the host maternal germline. Some Wolbachia strains concentrate at the posterior of host oocytes, which promotes Wolbachia incorporation into posterior germ cells during embryogenesis. The molecular basis for this localization strategy is...

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PMID: 18085821
DOI: 10.1371/journal.ppat.0030190

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