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Transcriptome Remodeling Contributes to Epidemic Disease Caused by the Human Pathogen Streptococcus pyogenes.

mBio - 31 May 2016

Beres Stephen B, Kachroo Priyanka, Nasser Waleed, Olsen Randall J, Zhu Luchang, Flores Anthony R, de la Riva Ivan, Paez-Mayorga Jesus, Jimenez Francisco E, Cantu Concepcion, Vuopio Jaana, Jalava Jari, Kristinsson Karl G, Gottfredsson Magnus, Corander Jukka, Fittipaldi Nahuel, Di Luca Maria Chiara, Petrelli Dezemona, Vitali Luca A, Raiford Annessa, Jenkins Leslie, Musser James M

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UNLABELLED: For over a century, a fundamental objective in infection biology research has been to understand the molecular processes contributing to the origin and perpetuation of epidemics. Divergent hypotheses have emerged concerning the extent to which environmental events or pathogen evolution dominates in these processes. Remarkably few studies bear on this important issue. Based on population pathogenomic...

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PMID: 27247229
DOI: 10.1128/mBio.00403-16
PMCID: PMC4895104

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