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Cross-kingdom recognition of bacterial small RNAs induces transgenerational pathogenic avoidance

2019-07-11

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We recently discovered that C. elegans can pass on a learned avoidance of pathogenic Pseudomonas aeruginosa (PA14) to four generations of its progeny. This transgenerational inheritance is bacterial species-specific, but how C. elegans recognizes and distinguishes different bacteria and transmits this information to future generations is not apparent. Here we show that small RNAs purified from pathogenic PA14 a...

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ae2f6a7d-c5d8-5701-af8f-09f7084785f2
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10.1101/697888
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