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Experimental evolution reveals favored adaptive routes to cell aggregation in yeast

2016-12-06

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Yeast flocculation is a community-building cell aggregation trait that is an important mechanism of stress resistance and a useful phenotype for brewers; however, it is also a nuisance in many industrial processes, in clinical settings, and in the laboratory. Chemostat-based evolution experiments are impaired by inadvertent selection for aggregation, which we observe in 35% of populations. These populations provid...

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289404eb-c6dd-57dc-ad7d-6c99628d4f10
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10.1101/091876
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