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Paraburkholderia Symbionts Display Variable Infection Patterns That Are Not Predictive of Amoeba Host Outcomes.

Genes - 20 Jun 2020

Miller Jacob W, Bocke Colleen R, Tresslar Andrew R, Schniepp Emily M, DiSalvo Susanne

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Symbiotic interactions exist within a parasitism to mutualism continuum that is influenced, among others, by genes and context. Dynamics of intracellular invasion, replication, and prevalence may underscore both host survivability and symbiont stability. More infectious symbionts might exert higher corresponding costs to hosts, which could ultimately disadvantage both partners. Here, we quantify infection...

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PMID: 32575747
DOI: 10.3390/genes11060674
PMCID: PMC7349545

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