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Divergent molecular strategies drive evolutionary adaptation to competitive fitness in biofilm formation.

The ISME journal - 8 Jan 2024

Tang Mingxing, Yang Ruixue, Zhuang Zilin, Han Shuhong, Sun Yunke, Li Peiyu, Fan Kewei, Cai Zhao, Yang Qiong, Yu Zhijian, Yang Liang, Li Shuo

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Biofilm is a group of heterogeneously structured and densely packed bacteria with limited access to nutrients and oxygen. These intrinsic features can allow a mono-species biofilm to diversify into polymorphic subpopulations, determining the overall community's adaptive capability to changing ecological niches. However, the specific biological functions underlying biofilm diversification and fitness adaptation...

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PMID: 39052320
DOI: 10.1093/ismejo/wrae135
PMCID: PMC11307329

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