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Genomic features underlying the evolutionary transitions of <i>Apibacter</i> to honey bee gut symbionts

2020-10-02

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The symbiotic bacteria associated with honey bee gut have likely transformed from a free-living or parasitic lifestyle, through a close evolutionary association with the insect host. However, little is known about the genomic mechanism underlying bacterial transition to exclusive adaptation to the bee gut. Here we compared the genomes of bee gut symbionts Apibacter with their close relatives living in different l...

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18a01422-689b-5dcc-be74-92055b9c4a51
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10.1101/2020.09.30.321786
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