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Identification of a Conserved Core Genome with Group‐Specific Genes from Comparative Genomics of Ten Different Candidatus Phytoplasma Strains

2014-10-01

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Plant pathogenic phytoplasmas can infect hundreds of plant species and lead to enormous economic loss. To understand the interactions between phytoplasmas and their hosts, genome sequencing plays an important role. To date, ten phytoplasma genomes from five phylogenetic groups have been released. A comparative genomics analysis showed 170 common conserved genes existing in these ten genomes. Genes involved in tran...

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10.1111/jph.12239
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