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Candidate genes under balancing selection in a plant bacterial pathogen

2018-08-09

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<h4>ABSTRACT</h4> Plant pathogens are under significant selective pressure by the plant host. Consequently, they are expected to have adapted to this condition or contribute to evading plant defenses. In order to acquire long-term fitness, plant bacterial pathogens are usually forced to maintain advantageous genetic diversity in populations. This strategy ensures that different alleles in the pathogen’s gene pool...

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10.1101/388207
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