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Divergent molecular strategies drive convergent evolutionary adaptation to kin competition in biofilms

2024-01-16

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Biofilms are a hotspot of bacterial social interactions that are characterized by cooperation and competition. Even a mono-species biofilm would evolve and diversify into polymorphic subpopulations so that bacterial kins of different genotypes would compete for limited nutrient and space. However, the specific biological functions underlying biofilm diversification and competition adaptation are poorly demonstrate...

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bae2d539-3983-577a-b2b0-970f1afe3a93
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10.21203/rs.3.rs-3865671/v1
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