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Equine intestinal O-seroconverting temperate coliphage Hf4s: genomic and biological characterization

2021-06-10

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Tailed bacteriophages constitute the bulk of the intestinal viromes of the vertebrate animals. However, the relationships between lytic and lysogenic lifestyles of the phages in these ecosystems are not always clear and may vary between the species or even between the individuals. The human intestinal (fecal) viromes are believed to be dominated by temperate phages, while in the horse feces the virulent phages are...

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e2d1a59e-0858-5cf5-8bcb-4b98c52c154e
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10.1101/2021.06.09.447823
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