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Dynamics of immune memory and learning in bacterial communities

2022-07-07

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1 From bacteria to humans, adaptive immune systems provide learned memories of past infections. Despite their vast biological differences, adaptive immunity shares features from microbes to vertebrates such as emergent immune diversity, long-term coexistence of hosts and pathogens, and fitness pressures from evolving pathogens and adapting hosts, yet there is no conceptual model that addresses all of these togethe...

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06ec6e96-54f8-52f5-bceb-a5e1f80ba0be
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10.1101/2022.07.07.498272
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