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Polygenic adaptation, clonal interference, and the evolution of mutators in experimental <i>Pseudomonas aeruginosa</i> populations

2021-01-14

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In bacterial populations, switches in lifestyle from motile, planktonic growth to surface-grown biofilm is associated with persistence in both infections and non-clinical biofilms. Studies have identified the first steps of adaptation to biofilm growth but have yet to replicate the extensive genetic diversity observed in chronic infections or in the natural environment. We conducted a 90-day long evolution experim...

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180264df-cede-5fe5-9a95-a17910e8c78c
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10.1101/2021.01.14.426720
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