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Gene loss and acquisition in lineages of bacteria evolving in a human host environment

2020-02-03

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While genome analyses have documented that there are differences in the gene repertoire between evolutionary distant lineages of the same bacterial species, less is known about micro-evolutionary dynamics of gene loss and acquisition within lineages of bacteria as they evolve over the timescale of years. This knowledge is valuable to understand both the basic mutational steps that on long timescales lead to evolut...

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Literature Corpus work: 0f86bef9-a433-520d-9506-779d5a471528
DOI: 10.1101/2020.02.03.931667

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