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Identification of the mutual gliding locus as a factor for gut colonization in non-native bee hosts using the ARTP mutagenesis.

Microbiome - 23 May 2024

Meng Yujie, Zhang Xue, Zhai Yifan, Li Yuan, Shao Zenghua, Liu Shanshan, Zhang Chong, Xing Xin-Hui, Zheng Hao

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BACKGROUND: The gut microbiota and their hosts profoundly affect each other's physiology and evolution. Identifying host-selected traits is crucial to understanding the processes that govern the evolving interactions between animals and symbiotic microbes. Current experimental approaches mainly focus on the model bacteria, like hypermutating Escherichia coli or the evolutionary changes of wild stains by host...

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PMID: 38778376
DOI: 10.1186/s40168-024-01813-0
PMCID: PMC11112851

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