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Lifestyle-dependent evolution and CtrA-mediated lifestyle transitions shape phage resistance in marine Roseobacter.

Nature communications - 3 May 2026

Li Chengcheng, Nair Shailesh, Zhang Zenghu, Zhao Jiulong, Wang Zengmeng, Zhou Chao, Zhang Rui, Jiao Nianzhi, Zhang Yongyu

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Marine bacteria alternate between planktonic and surface-attached lifestyles, facing continuous phage predation. However, how these lifestyles shape resistance evolution remains poorly understood. Using a Roseobacter model strain, we demonstrate that surface-attached populations exhibit 26-fold higher survivability than planktonic counterparts during lytic phage infection. This advantage emerges through the...

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PMID: 42069795
DOI: 10.1038/s41467-026-72596-1
PMCID: PMC13392355

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