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Comparative genomics reveals phylogenetic intermixing of <i>Stomoxys</i> fly, manure, and bovine mastitis-associated bacteria in dairy settings

2025-01-31

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Stomoxys flies are highly ubiquitous blood-feeding pests on dairy farms and are suspected carriers of pathogenic bacteria due to their close association with both manure reservoirs and cattle hosts. While prior studies using amplicon sequencing and culture dependent methodologies have been used to characterize the composition of the Stomoxys microbiota, little is known about strain level genomic and functional di...

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4b7ae9dc-060d-5ec4-9456-4bdd98d3b594
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10.1101/2025.01.31.635862
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