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Bacterial metabolic remodelling by convergent evolution in response to host niche-dependent nutrient availability

2024-09-04

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New pathogens often arise after host jump events between species. However, our understanding of how bacterial pathogens pivot to distinct nutrient availabilities in a new host niche is limited. Staphylococcus aureus is a multi-host pathogen responsible for a global burden of disease in humans and farmed animals. Multiple human-to-bovine host switching events led to the emergence of S. aureus as a leading cause o...

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76241066-67f8-562b-9041-01423c9b6d5f
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10.1101/2024.09.04.611177
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