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Comparative metagenomics evidence distinct trends of genome evolution between sponge-dwelling bacteria and their pelagic counterparts

2020-09-01

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Prokaryotic associations with sponges are among the oldest host-microbiome relationships on Earth. In this study, we investigated how bacteria from several phyla have independently adapted to the sponge interior by comparing metagenome-assembled genomes of sponge-dwelling and pelagic bacteria sourced from broad phylogenetic and geographic samplings. We discovered that sponge-dwelling bacteria have more energetical...

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Literature Corpus work: ae9d2dcd-c6bb-5fd6-9533-f14a85d0063b
DOI: 10.1101/2020.08.31.276493

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