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SpoT-mediated reduction of (p)ppGpp levels promotes <i>Ralstonia pseudosolanacearum</i> adaptation to both plant xylem and legume nodules

2026-04-04

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During evolution, bacteria have developed the ability to interact intimately with eukaryotic hosts. These interactions span a dynamic continuum ranging from pathogenicity to mutualism, along which bacteria can rapidly evolve and shift their lifestyles. However, the molecular mechanisms that enable bacteria to adapt to new hosts and to transition between distinct interaction modes remain poorly understood. Here, us...

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00911780-7af2-509b-aa50-f78bfd8bd209
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10.64898/2026.04.03.716308
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