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Bacterial resistance and co-existence with temperate bacteriophages in the human gut

2025-12-16

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Our understanding of the eco-evolutionary dynamics and consequences of bacteria-phage interactions in nature is limited. By combining longitudinal sampling and analysis of Enterobacterales and associated phages isolated from the human gut, with experimental evolution, our work identifies mechanisms that underpin observed patterns of temperate phage-bacteria co-existence and bacterial resistance in this clinically...

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10.64898/2025.12.16.694740
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