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A toolkit for transposon libraries and functional genomics in intestinal Bacteroidales

2025-10-10

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Members of the order Bacteroidales include some of the most prevalent and abundant bacterial species in the healthy human gut microbiota. Yet, most of the functions encoded in their genomes remain poorly characterized, limiting our understanding of the different roles they play in the human gut microbiome. Towards addressing this gap, we developed tools and methods for genome-wide transposon mutagenesis in Bactero...

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128a7d52-5717-55a6-b488-1d3835ef7729
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10.1101/2025.10.10.681549
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