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E. coli diversity: low in colorectal cancer.
BMC medical genomics - 6 Apr 2020
Tang Le, Zhou Yu-Jie, Zhu Songling, Liang Gong-Da, Zhuang He, Zhao Man-Fei, Chang Xiao-Yun, Li Hai-Ning, Liu Zheng, Guo Zhi-Rong, Liu Wei-Qiao, He Xiaoyan, Wang Chun-Xiao, Zhao Dan-Dan, Li Jia-Jing, Mu Xiao-Qin, Yao Bing-Qing, Li Xia, Li Yong-Guo, Duo Li-Bo, Wang Li, Johnston Randal N, Zhou Jin, Zhao Jing-Bo, Liu Gui-Rong, Liu Shu-Lin
Abstract excerpt
BACKGROUND: Escherichia coli are mostly commensals but also contain pathogenic lineages. It is largely unclear whether the commensal E. coli as the potential origins of pathogenic lineages may consist of monophyletic or polyphyletic populations, elucidation of which is expected to lead to novel insights into the associations of E. coli diversity with human health and diseases. METHODS: Using genomic sequencing...
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