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A Symbiont’s Guide to the Germline

2019-01-15

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Microbial symbioses exhibit astounding adaptations, yet all symbionts face the problem of how to reliably associate with host offspring every generation. A common strategy is vertical transmission, in which symbionts are directly transmitted from the female to her offspring. The diversity of symbionts and vertical transmission mechanisms is as expansive as the diversity of eukaryotic host taxa that house them. How...

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76cf4820-e205-5b76-8ba9-12ac8101b81e
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10.20944/preprints201901.0149.v1
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