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Population analysis of <i>Vibrio cholerae</i> in aquatic reservoirs reveals a novel sister species <i>(Vibrio paracholerae</i> sp. nov.) with a history of association with human infections

2021-05-05

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Most efforts to understand the biology of Vibrio cholerae have focused on a single group, the pandemic-generating lineage harbouring the strains responsible for all known cholera pandemics. Consequently, little is known about the diversity of this species in its native aquatic environment. To understand the differences in the V. cholerae populations inhabiting in regions with varying history of cholera cases and...

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37332c0b-6d95-58d5-aa43-92976a65f02d
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10.1101/2021.05.05.442690
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