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Tailocin-mediated interactions among Soft Rot <i>Pectobacteriaceae</i>

2024-09-28

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Bacteria carry phage-derived elements within their genomes, some of which can produce phage-like particles (tailocins) used as weapons to kill kin strains in response to environmental conditions. This study investigates the production and activity of tailocins by plant pathogenic bacteria: Pectobacterium , Dickeya, and Musicola genera, which compete for niche, providing an attractive model to study the ecologic...

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Literature Corpus work: d5331fb3-34df-5196-90c7-3c87d3727543
DOI: 10.1101/2024.09.28.615580

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