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Gene- and genome-centric dynamics shape the diversity of oral bacterial populations

2021-05-14

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Two major viewpoints have been put forward for how microbes adapt to a niche, differing in whether adaptation is driven principally by gene-centric or genome-centric processes. Longitudinal sampling at microbially-relevant timescales, i.e., days to weeks, is critical for distinguishing these mechanisms. Because of its significance for both microbial ecology and human health and its accessibility and high level of...

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0753777a-bee1-5153-adfc-7be76335dc4b
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10.1101/2021.05.14.444208
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