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Effects of metapopulation structure and recombination on bacterial populations

2011-01-01

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Bacteria are subject to a wide variety of complementary and competing forces which work to shape the populations observed in the natural world. In the case of bacterial pathogens, epidemiological factors play a significant role in the evolution of a pathogenic species, and the relatively low diversities observed on a global scale in significant pathogens may be due to the phenomenon of a microepidemic population s...

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01e5b093-6573-5e2c-ad1e-3626cfa081ae
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10.25560/6326
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