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Host infection selects for sRNA variants that drive bacterial social cheating

2025-12-21

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Single-nucleotide mutations in regulatory small RNAs (sRNAs) represent a largely unexplored route to social cheating during bacterial infection. Here we show that arcZ , encoding a conserved Hfq-dependent sRNA in the plant pathogen Dickeya solani , undergoes recurrent single-nucleotide mutations during potato tuber infection. Five distinct arcZ alleles define a graded series of ArcZ functional impairment in whi...

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9155d947-a2a6-5c70-b54c-778d0d4f06b8
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10.64898/2025.12.19.695336
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