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Variation in genome content and predatory phenotypes between <i>Bdellovibrio</i> sp. NC01 isolated from soil and <i>B. bacteriovorus</i> type strain HD100

2019-02-15

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The range of naturally occurring variation in the ability of Bdellovibrio strains to attack and kill Gram-negative bacteria is not well understood. Defining phenotypic and associated genotypic variation among Bdellovibrio will clarify how divergent lineages within this genus impact microbial communities and will inform development of predatory bacteria as biocontrol agents to combat bacterial infections. We isol...

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427f2f21-8859-5dd3-ba5a-5d698e84ab60
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10.1101/551937
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