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Pan-species transcriptomic analysis reveals a constitutive adaptation against oxidative stress for the highly virulent <i>Leptospira</i> species

2023-08-01

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Different environments exert selective pressures on bacterial populations, favoring individuals with particular genetic traits that are well-suited for survival in those conditions. Evolutionary mechanisms such as natural selection have, therefore, shaped bacterial populations over time selecting, in a stepwise manner, the fittest bacteria that gave rise to the modern lineages that exist today. Advances in genomic...

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2802d7cb-a59a-57bf-a8a2-9ed6d1eabf03
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10.1101/2023.08.01.551416
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