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Looking Backward To Move Forward: the Utility of Sequencing Historical Bacterial Genomes

23 May 2019

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, remain problematic today. Historical bacterial genomes represent a unique source of genetic information and advancements in sequencing technologies have allowed unprecedented insights from this previously understudied resource. This minireview brings together example studies which have utilized ancient DNA, individual historical isolates (both extant and dead) and collections of historical isolates. The studies...

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PMID: 31092597
DOI: 10.1128/jcm.00100-19

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