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Exploring the diversity and evolutionary strategies of prophages in Hyphomicrobiales, comparing animal-associated with non-animal-associated bacteria.

BMC microbiology - 9 May 2024

Gonçalves-Oliveira Jonathan, Pattenden Tyler, Nachum-Biala Yaarit, de Sousa Keyla Carstens M, Wahl Lindi, Harrus Shimon

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The Hyphomicrobiales bacterial order (previously Rhizobiales) exhibits a wide range of lifestyle characteristics, including free-living, plant-association, nitrogen-fixing, and association with animals (Bartonella and Brucella). This study explores the diversity and evolutionary strategies of bacteriophages within the Hyphomicrobiales order, comparing animal-associated (AAB) with non-animal-associated bacteria...

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PMID: 38724926
DOI: 10.1186/s12866-024-03315-3
PMCID: PMC11080155

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