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Association mapping reveals novel serpentine adaptation gene clusters in a population of symbiotic Mesorhizobium.

The ISME journal - 1 Jan 2017

Porter Stephanie S, Chang Peter L, Conow Christopher A, Dunham Joseph P, Friesen Maren L

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The genetic variants that underlie microbial environmental adaptation are key components of models of microbial diversification. Characterizing adaptive variants and the pangenomic context in which they evolve remains a frontier in understanding how microbial diversity is generated. The genomics of rhizobium adaptation to contrasting soil environments is ecologically and agriculturally important because these...

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PMID: 27420027
DOI: 10.1038/ismej.2016.88
PMCID: PMC5315480

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