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Comparative genomics groups phages of Negativicutes and classical Firmicutes despite different Gram-staining properties

2019-04-11

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<h4>Summary</h4> Negativicutes are Gram-Negative bacteria characterized by two cell membranes, but they are phylogenetically a side-branch of Gram-Positive Firmicutes that contain only a single membrane. We asked whether viruses (phages) infecting Negativicutes were horizontally acquired from Gram-Negative Proteobacteria, given the shared outer cell structure of their bacterial hosts, or if Negativicute phages co...

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892d0280-2e72-5b37-828b-cf19b28a7955
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10.1101/606087
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