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Environmental Viscosity Modulates Interbacterial Killing during Habitat Transition.

mBio - 4 Feb 2020

Speare Lauren, Smith Stephanie, Salvato Fernanda, Kleiner Manuel, Septer Alecia N

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Symbiotic bacteria use diverse strategies to compete for host colonization sites. However, little is known about the environmental cues that modulate interbacterial competition as they transition between free-living and host-associated lifestyles. We used the mutualistic relationship between Eupyrmna scolopes squid and Vibrio fischeri bacteria to investigate how intraspecific competition is regulated as symbionts...

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PMID: 32019799
DOI: 10.1128/mBio.03060-19
PMCID: PMC7002345

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