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Phyloproteomic and functional analyses do not support the split of the genus Borrelia(phylum Spirochaetes).

2018-12-27

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<h4>Background: </h4> The evolutionary history of a species is frequently derived from molecular sequences, and the resulting phylogenetic trees do not include explicit functional information. Here, we aimed to assess the functional relationships among bacteria in the Spirochaetes phylum, based on the biological processes of 42,489 proteins in reference proteomes of 34 Spirochaetes species. We tested the hypothesi...

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10.14293/p2199-8442.1.sor-.pple3e0.v3
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