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Segatella copri strains adopt distinct roles within a single individual's gut

2024-05-20

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Segatella copri is a dominant member of individuals' gut microbiomes worldwide, especially in non-Western populations. Although metagenomic assembly and genome isolation have shed light on the genetic diversity of S. copri, the lack of available isolates from this clade has resulted in a limited understanding of how members' genetic diversity translates into phenotypic diversity. Within the confines of a single gu...

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10.1101/2024.05.20.595015
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