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Codependence in the <i>Nephromyces</i> species swarm depends on heterospecific bacterial endosymbionts

2020-10-18

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The phylum Apicomplexa encompasses 6000 ubiquitous animal parasites, including Plasmodium , the most deadly human parasite on Earth. Anciently parasitic lineages, like apicomplexans, lose core metabolic pathways over time, as they evolve less costly scavenging mechanisms. The recent description of a mutualistic apicomplexan, Nephromyces , from deep within this parasitic group, opened the possibility of an evolut...

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81bc46cc-38cc-5c1a-b275-c4622a6febb1
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10.1101/2020.10.18.344572
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