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Genome-wide analysis of horizontally acquired genes in the genus Mycobacterium

28 Sept 2018

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Horizontal gene transfer (HGT) was attributed as a major driving force for the innovation and evolution of prokaryotic genomes. Previously, multiple research endeavors were undertaken to decipher HGT in different bacterial lineages. The genus Mycobacterium houses some of the most deadly human pathogens; however, the impact of HGT in Mycobacterium has never been addressed in a systematic way. Previous initiatives...

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PMID: 30287860
DOI: 10.1038/s41598-018-33261-w

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